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PXG Opens First Retail Store & Golf Club Fitting Studio In California

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Tuesday, February 20, 2024
PXG, Highway 101, Golf, Interstate Highway System, Interstate 280, I-580, Sports equipment

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Feb. 20, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- PXG, a global research and development company dedicated to creating the world's finest golf equipment and apparel, continues down its path of strategic store expansion with its first brick-and-mortar venture in California. A premier golf destination, PXG East Bay™ will support custom club fittings for PXG® equipment and a top-quality apparel and accessory shopping experience for golf and active lifestyle enthusiasts across the San Francisco Bay Area.

Key Points: 
  • A premier golf destination, PXG East Bay™ will support custom club fittings for PXG® equipment and a top-quality apparel and accessory shopping experience for golf and active lifestyle enthusiasts across the San Francisco Bay Area.
  • The area boasts over 57 golf courses, including the exceptional Bridges Golf Club, a world-class facility, and a top satellite location for PXG fittings.
  • The store also features an expansive retail showroom fully stocked with PXG's latest and greatest apparel, accessories, golf balls, and golf bags.
  • To learn more about PXG or to schedule a golf club fitting for PXG's latest technology, including the award-winning new PXG 0311® Black Ops™ Drivers , visit http://www.pxg.com .

East Bay Community Energy and Forum Mobility Announce Innovative Financing for First of Its Kind Electric Truck Charging Depot in Livermore

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Tuesday, June 13, 2023
California Air Resources Board, Partnership, California Energy Commission, Electricity, Port, I-580, Carbon, Movement, Greenville, Port of Oakland, NOx, City, Global Maritime Forum, Transport, Forum

The EBCE Board has approved providing $4.5 million in financing to Forum Mobility, a zero-emission truck solutions provider, to support the development of an innovative electric truck charging depot in Livermore, California.

Key Points: 
  • The EBCE Board has approved providing $4.5 million in financing to Forum Mobility, a zero-emission truck solutions provider, to support the development of an innovative electric truck charging depot in Livermore, California.
  • "East Bay Community Energy provides clean electricity from Oakland to Tracy – and now Forum Mobility will provide clean trucking on the same route.
  • We're excited to help Forum Mobility charge electric trucks with 100% renewable energy, and further reduce harmful emissions in our community," said Nick Chaset, CEO of East Bay Community Energy.
  • The EBCE loan will support the development of Forum's Greenville Community Charging Depot on a 4.4-acre site just off I-580 in Livermore.