 SAN DIEGO, July 28, 2020 GLOBE NEWSWIRE -- Envision Solar International, Inc., Nasdaq: EVSI, EVSIW Envision Solar, or the Company, the leading producer of unique and sustainable infrastructure products for electric vehicle charging, energy security and outdoor media announced today that Baker Electric deployed two of the companys Solar Tree solar-powered sustainable infrastructure products for the Ocean Discovery Institute ODI in San Diego. ODI empowers young people from underserved urban communities to transform their lives, their community and our world as science and conservation leaders. Envision Solar has been installing Solar Tree products since 2008 for organizations like McDonalds, Dell, Kohls and San Diego Gas and Electric. Envisions new generation of Solar Tree products with on-board battery storage and the same ARC Technology used in the Companys EV ARCTM products, are designed to provide charging for electric buses, electric heavy-duty vehicles, electric agricultural equipment, public transportation and growing electric vehicle options in the construction industry. Solar Tree DCFC products do not require a connection to the utility grid and will continue to fuel vital vehicles during grid failures and provide an emergency source of power to first responders or others.With companies like Tesla, DaimlerFreightliner and Cummins bringing all-electric heavy-duty semi-trucks to market and with laws being passed in California and Europe, we believe the demand for sustainable heavy-duty EV charging infrastructure products will increase dramatically in the coming years, said Envision Solar CEO Desmond Wheatley. This new generation Solar Tree product will serve electric vehicles in the shipping, transportation, construction and agriculture industries.In a move to tackle climate change, California will require manufacturers to sell more electric trucks starting in 2024. The measure, approved unanimously in June by the California Air Resources Board, says that by 2045 all new trucks sold in the state should be zero-emissions. Electrification of heavy-duty vehicles HDVs can provide simultaneous gains in freight efficiency, emissions reductions and performance improvements. Class 3-8 trucks represent a disproportionate contribution to emissions; they are 5 of vehicles on US roads yet produce 28 of vehicle emissions. Government regulations from the EPA Environmental Protection Agency and NHTSA National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are mandating GHG greenhouse gas reductions further spurring future growth in the electrification of HDVs. Envision Solar International, Inc.Envision Solar, produces and sells unique and patented sustainable infrastructure products for electric vehicle charging, energy security and outdoor media, including the EV ARCTM and the Solar Tree with EnvisionTrakTM patented solar tracking, SunChargeTM solar Electric Vehicle Charging, ARCTM technology energy storage, and EnvisionMediaTM solar advertising displays.Based in San Diego, the company produces Made in America products. Envision Solar is listed on the Nasdaq CM under the symbols EVSI and EVSIW. For more information visit or call 858 799-4583. Follow us on social media to keep up with the latest news: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.Forward-Looking StatementsThis Envision Solar International, Inc. Press Release may contain forward-looking statements. All statements in this Press Release other than statements of historical facts are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are generally accompanied by terms or phrases such as estimate, project, predict, believe, expect, anticipate, target, plan, intend, seek, goal, will, should, may, or other words and similar expressions that convey the uncertainty of future events or results.Media Contacts: Alyson Dutch Carol Levey Brown Dutch Public Relations, Inc. 1 310 456 7151Investor Relations: Tristan Traywick Senior Account Director CORE IR 516 222 2560 Envision Solar International, Inc. 