Electric Charging Station

EV Connect, based in Saint Cloud, MN, specializes in providing advanced software and services to build, manage, and scale electric vehicle (EV) charging businesses. With over 15 years of experience, the company offers a comprehensive management platform that enables users to control access, set pricing, and monitor real-time station usage and performance data. Targeting a diverse clientele that includes Charge Point Operators, enterprise businesses, and service providers, EV Connect delivers a premium charging experience for drivers while allowing businesses to enhance their branding through tailored platform solutions. The company is committed to supporting its customers with 24/7 assistance, ensuring a seamless management and charging experience. Generated from the website

The Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC) serves as a vital resource for advancing transportation fuels and technologies, offering essential data and tools tailored for fleets, fuel providers, policymakers, and communities. Its mission focuses on aiding stakeholders in achieving their energy, environmental, and economic goals through the adoption of alternative and renewable fuels and innovative vehicle solutions. With a comprehensive array of information, including a station locator and resources on various fuel types such as electricity, biodiesel, and hydrogen, the AFDC supports decision-makers in navigating the landscape of sustainable transportation. Through collaboration with Clean Cities and Communities coalitions, the center promotes the use of advanced vehicles and effective fuel-saving strategies nationwide. Generated from the website

What is now a company of nearly 200 employees; Miller Auto began in 1932 as a small repair shop which was opened by John Miller, the father of current owner Tom Miller. In 1959, the business became a Pontiac dealer and shortly after, Tom began working for his father in the family dealership and sold his first car a 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air. At that same time, the family dealership moved from its humble repair shop beginnings into the downtown St. Cloud location where it stood for nearly 40 years and was commonly known as The Little Profit Dealer. Tom acquired a portion of the business from his father in 1974 and by 1985, Tom had acquired full ownership.