Electric Vehicle Charging

Free EV Charging at Every Campus

Mid-State Technical College is proud to provide electric vehicle (EV) charging in our communities!

Level 2 charging stations are available at these Mid-State campuses:

  • Adams Campus
  • Marshfield Campus
  • Wisconsin Rapids Campus (solar powered)
  • Stevens Point Downtown Campus

These stations were installed by Mid-State students, with grant funding from Constellation Energy.

Charging is always free. If you’d like to give back, consider supporting Mid-State students with a donation to the Mid-State Foundation.

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Know Before You Charge

Charging your vehicle at Mid-State is simple:

  1. Park in a designated EV charging space.
  2. Plug the charger into your vehicle—charging will begin automatically.
  3. When finished, unplug and return the connector.
  4. Be sure to move your vehicle when charging is complete so others can use the station.

Note: If you experience an issue while using a Mid-State charging station, please call 888-575-6782.

Mid-State is not responsible for damage while using charging equipment.

Charger Locations

Details

  • Location: Southeast corner of the parking lot, near the road
  • Charger Type: Clipper Creek pedestal charger
  • Capacity: Up to 2 vehicles at once
  • Power: 32 amps total (16 amps per vehicle when both are in use)

Details

  • Location: Southeast corner of the parking lot, near the road
  • Charger Type: Clipper Creek pedestal charger
  • Capacity: Up to 2 vehicles at once
  • Power: 32 amps total (16 amps per vehicle when both are in use)

Details

  • Location: Northwest corner of the building (near Centerpoint Drive)
  • Charger Type: Clipper Creek pedestal charger
  • Capacity: Up to 4 vehicles total

Power: 32 amps per charger (16 amps per vehicle when shared

Details

  • Location: Northwest corner of the parking lot
  • Charger Type: SolarEdge and ClipperCreek chargers
  • Capacity: 6 stations total

This solar rack was manufactured by Sinclair Designs and Engineering, and the solar panels donated by Panasonic Solar. Mid-State Technical College Renewable Energy Technician students installed the array with help from Northwind Renewable Energy Cooperative in 2018–19.

SolarEdge Chargers (2 stalls):
  • 32 amps each

ClipperCreek Chargers (4 stalls):
  • 32 amps for one vehicle
  • 16 amps per vehicle when shared