Ev.energy, which makes cloud-based platforms that optimize electric-vehicle charging and has offices in London and Palo Alto, Calif., aims to use the US$33-million Series B funding to expand into managed charging for fleet vehicles. (The Logic)
Ev.energy, which makes cloud-based platforms that optimize electric-vehicle charging and has offices in London and Palo Alto, Calif., aims to use the US$33-million Series B funding to expand into managed charging for fleet vehicles. (The Logic)
Ev.energy, which makes cloud-based platforms that optimize electric-vehicle charging and has offices in London and Palo Alto, Calif., aims to use the US$33-million Series B funding to expand into managed charging for fleet vehicles. (The Logic)
Talking point: The round was led by National Grid Partners and included Aviva Ventures, WEX Venture Capital, InMotion Ventures, Jaguar Land Rover, Energy Impact Partners and Future Energy Ventures. AcrTern, a cleantech startup investing firm, last led Ev.energy’s 2022 extended Series A round and is also an investor in New York-based EV-charging company Xeal. Ev.energy has collaborations with companies like Volkswagen and Siemens, and has more than 120,000 EV drivers in its virtual-power-plant network.
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