Clinton: historical EV charging installation
A March 2023 report in The Sampson Independent places UPA EV crews at a utility-sponsored public charging site in Clinton, NC.
Customer reference available through UPA with the customer’s permission.
UPA provides utility field crews. Greer CPW’s 2025 notices name UPA for overhead-to-underground conversion, and Westminster’s November 2025 council packet names UPA as the responsive bidder for an underground conversion project.
UPA also runs call centers for meter-exchange programs.

A meter program may also need appointments, inventory handling, field supervision and work-order reporting. We can plan those together while keeping each scope clear.
Our services include line construction, project management, field technicians, facilities and fleet support. Ask about current availability and staffing for your project. Explore EV services or contact UPA to talk through your needs.
Coordinate scheduling and field work through our utility call-center and customer contact services.
Utility and council records show our distribution work and past AMI program support. We don’t publish a company-wide call volume or storm deployment count.
A March 2023 report in The Sampson Independent places UPA EV crews at a utility-sponsored public charging site in Clinton, NC.
Customer reference available through UPA with the customer’s permission.
Greer CPW’s 2025 project notices name UPA as the contractor converting overhead lines to underground on Brown Street and in the Foster Circle area.
Source: Greer CPW Brown Street infrastructure improvements, April 9, 2025.
California PUC Resolution G-3470 records an Aclara contract amendment covering UPA’s services on SoCalGas’s AMI program.
Source: California PUC Resolution G-3470: Aclara contract amendment, accessed October 12, 2026.
A December 2010 trade report describes UPA’s role in installing and supporting the Plug In Carolina charging network.
Source: Environmental Protection: South Carolina charging network, December 9, 2010.
Use the programs above to judge relevant experience, and ask us for current capacity and qualifications for your contract.
Each phase is agreed with the utility. Durations, staffing, service levels and acceptance rules depend on the contract.
Straight answers for utility teams. Customers with a question about an appointment should start with their utility.
Yes. UPA offers meter deployment, call-center support and material management. Long Beach’s 2014–2017 gas AMI contract combined several of these. Confirm responsibilities and service levels for your program.
Greer CPW’s 2025 notices name UPA for overhead-to-underground conversion, and Westminster’s council packet names UPA for an underground conversion project. Neither publishes completed quantities.
Our September 2026 article describes a main site in South Carolina and overflow in Virginia. Confirm availability, languages, hours and volumes for your program.
Yes. We handle inventory, freight and materials with program reporting. On SoCalGas’s AMI program, UPA provided logistics support; SoCalGas employees installed the meters.
UPA runs a separate EV services website. Our electric vehicle services page gives an overview and the link. The utility decides incentive eligibility.
Ask for current licenses for the work and the state, insurance and bonding documents, crew training records, and EMR, TRIR and DART figures with their dates and definitions. Ask us for the current documents that match your scope.
The public records behind the figures on this page.
Project milestones
Greer, SC – February 26, 2026 – Utility Partners of America (UPA), a provider of utility infrastructure services nationwide, is proud to announce its partnership with DVI Grid Solutions (DVI), a Dominion Energy company.
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Utility operations
Winter weather brings challenges such as low temperatures, ice, reduced daylight, and schedule disruptions to utility field operations.
Tell us the work, the service territory and the timeline. We’ll put you in touch with the people who run that kind of program.
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