ev.energy partners with U.S. utilities including Con Edison, National Grid, and PG&E to deliver managed EV charging programs

ev.energy has partnered with major U.S. utilities including Con Edison, National Grid, and PG&E to deploy managed EV charging programs at scale. These partnerships leverage ev.energy's AI-driven platform to optimize EV charging schedules, reducing grid stress and lowering costs for ratepayers. The programs have already demonstrated measurable outcomes, such as shifting 98% of EV charging load off-peak in California through a CEC-backed initiative with MCE and Silicon Valley Clean Energy. ev.energy and The Brattle Group estimate that managed EV charging could unlock up to $30 billion in annual utility cost avoidance across the U.S. by 2035, including $575 in avoided costs per actively managed vehicle per year. The partnerships are operational today, not pilots, and provide a non-wires alternative to traditional infrastructure investments.

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PG&E

company · 1 deals

PG&E is a utility company focused on delivering energy in California. They are involved in energy transition through grid modernization and renewable energy integration.

National Grid

company · 2 deals

UK-based electricity transmission operator managing high-voltage networks across England and Wales, with expanding operations in the US states of New York and Massachusetts. Focuses on grid modernization, offshore wind integration, and HVDC interconnections.

Con Edison

company · 1 deals

Con Edison is an energy company providing electricity, gas, and steam service. They are involved in renewable energy projects through their subsidiary, Con Edison Clean Energy Businesses.