MGRID Directory
Showing all 120 entities in EV Charging.
EV Charging 120
Networks, hardware OEMs, and charging-as-a-service operators building out light-duty, fleet, and heavy-duty EV infrastructure.
Ev-charging 100
Heavy-Duty / Trucking 4
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Alfredsson Transport
Alfredsson Transport hosted the world's first official-protocol MCS heavy-truck charging session at its Norrkรถping, Sweden depot in August 2025.
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MAN
MAN Truck & Bus manufactures heavy-duty electric trucks with MCS-compatible charging for fleet depot electrification.
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California's Joint Electric Truck Scaling Initiative (JETSI)
California initiative to accelerate deployment of medium and heavy-duty electric trucks through coordinated utility and stakeholder efforts.
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Synop
Synop provides fleet management, power management, and reporting software for electric truck charging depot operations.
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Electric Bus / Transit 3
Commercial EVSE 1
Public DC Fast Charging 1
Residential / Home EVSE 1
Workplace / Residential Network 1
Other 89
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Arizona
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Maryland
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New Mexico
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CharIN
CharIN is a global association that develops and promotes the Combined Charging System (CCS) standard for electric vehicle charging.
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Oregon
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Wisconsin
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electrek.co
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Daimler
Daimler leads the Greenlane Infrastructure consortium developing a 10+ MW I-15 corridor truck charging facility in Barstow, California.
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Exelon
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Hawaii
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National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program
US program funds EV charging infrastructure deployment along highways.
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Port of Long Beach
Port of Long Beach operates a major US port, facilitating cargo movement and supporting clean energy initiatives like EV truck depots.
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Nissan
Nissan manufactures EVs with bidirectional charging capability, enabling vehicle-to-home and vehicle-to-grid power transfer.
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The Mobility House
The Mobility House manages EV fleet charging and vehicle-to-grid integration, including bidirectional school bus projects and load management for urban depots.
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Autel
Autel manufactures 240 kW DC fast chargers deployed with battery buffers for solar-backed EV charging at commercial sites.
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Freightliner
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FreightWaves
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Highland Electric Fleets
Highland Electric Fleets deploys V2G-enabled school bus fleet electrification programs supported by federal funding.
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Kia
Kia produces electric vehicles such as the EV9 with bidirectional charging capability for vehicle-to-home applications.
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Port of Oakland
Port of Oakland operates a major West Coast seaport and airport, facilitating trade and cargo movement.
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CapMetro
CapMetro operates public transit in Austin, Texas, and is building a large transit depot microgrid.
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CARB
California Air Resources Board sets vehicle emission standards and promotes clean air technologies.
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chargedevs.com
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Climate United
Climate United funds and supports clean energy projects, including EV charging infrastructure.
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Energy Plus
Energy Plus builds battery-buffered EV charging infrastructure under the Eplug brand for dense urban depot markets.
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Federal Highway Administration
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Kenworth
Kenworth manufactures heavy-duty commercial electric trucks for drayage and freight electrification programs.
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Los Angeles Metro
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MGRID Analysis
MGRID Analysis provides market intelligence and consulting for the energy industry.
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NEVI
NEVI funds electric vehicle charging infrastructure deployment across the US.
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Shell Recharge
Shell Recharge operates a global EV charging network including large depot builds, with over 100 MW of charging capacity deployed worldwide.
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XCharge
XCharge North America manufactures battery-buffered EV charging units, with GridLink systems rated up to 300 kW deployed at urban bus depots.
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ASKO
ASKO operates Norway's first commercial megawatt charging station (MCS) site for heavy-duty electric vehicles in Vestby.
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Better Place project
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BetterFleet
BetterFleet provides AI-based charge management software that optimizes fleet EV charging to avoid peak electricity costs.
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Big F Transport
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Brattle Group
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Capital Metro
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CBRE Investment Management
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Charge Bliss, Inc.
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ChargeScape
ChargeScape operates vehicle-to-home and managed EV charging platforms, launching Washington's first V2H demonstration with Puget Sound Energy.
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Circle K
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City of Minneapolis
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Danske Fragtmรฆnd
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Delaware
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EMTOC
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Eplug
Eplug is a brand offering turnkey EV charging stations combining solar canopy generation and battery storage for urban markets.
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Ford Charge Station Pro
Ford's Charge Station Pro with Home Integration System is the most-deployed V2H product in the US market.
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Fremont Unified School District
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GodEnergi
GodEnergi partnered to open Denmark's first megawatt-class EV charging station in Odense.
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Government Technology
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Helix Water District
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Metropolitan Transportation Authority
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Minnesota Department of Transportation
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Mobile Source Air Pollution Reduction Review Committee
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National Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Association
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National Express
National Express operates electric bus fleets and participates in V2G pilots that return battery energy during peak demand.
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Nevoya
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NICA Container Freight Line
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Oakland Unified School District
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Pearl Street Technologies
EV charging infrastructure developer receiving federal funding for an I-10 corridor charging project.
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Pilot Travel Centers
Truck stop network hosting Tesla Megacharger installations across more than 900 locations in 44 U.S. states.
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Plug In America
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Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach
Two major seaports in Southern California that handle significant cargo volumes including energy-related imports and exports.
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Powering America's Commercial Transportation
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Puget Sound Energy (PSE)
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Reykjavik Energy
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Reykjavรญk Energy
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Rhode Island
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SAE International
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San Francisco International Airport
Major international airport serving the San Francisco Bay Area in California.
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Seattle Streetcar
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Stellantis
Stellantis backs ChargeScape, a vehicle-grid integration software platform for dispatching enrolled EVs.
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Sunrun-BGE
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SuperTruck Charge program
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Switched Source
Switched Source developed ARPA-E-funded devices that redistribute real and reactive power flows between phases in real time.
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Tellus Power
Tellus Power manufactures high-power bidirectional DC fast chargers for electric vehicle applications.
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The Carlyle Group
Global alternative asset management firm investing across private equity, real assets, and credit strategies.
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The Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County (METRO)
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Thomas Built
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TRATON SE
TRATON SE, parent of MAN and Scania, manufactures heavy-duty electric trucks compatible with megawatt charging.
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U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington
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USPS
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Vehicle-Grid Integration Council
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Voltera
Voltera develops EV charging infrastructure with grid-buffering capability, drawing less grid power than installed charging capacity.
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Volvo Trucks North America
Volvo Trucks North America delivers MCS-compatible battery-electric Class 8 trucks to US commercial fleets.
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Windrose
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XCharge North America
XCharge North America supplies battery-buffered DC fast charging units for electric vehicle depots in dense urban markets.
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Zeem
Zeem develops large-scale electric vehicle charging depots with high-power DCFC infrastructure for commercial fleet operators.
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Heavy-Duty / Trucking 2
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WattEV
WattEV develops and operates electric truck charging depots, including megawatt-class charging sites with SST-integrated power conversion.
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Nikola
Nikola designs battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell Class 8 trucks alongside high-power charging and Truck-as-a-Service scheduling software.
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Public DC Fast Charging 2
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Kempower
Kempower manufactures DC fast chargers delivering up to 1.2 MW per MCS port for heavy-duty electric trucks and buses.
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Electrify America
Electrify America operates a national DC fast-charging network for passenger and commercial electric vehicles across the United States.
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Fleet / Depot Charging 1
Workplace / Residential Network 1
Other 8
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Volvo
Volvo manufactures heavy-duty commercial trucks and is deploying MCS-compatible electric trucks for fleet charging at megawatt charging stations.
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EV Realty
Develops and operates electric vehicle charging infrastructure, focusing on truck charging hubs.
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Forum Mobility
Forum Mobility develops and operates electric truck charging depots at ports, commissioning a megawatt-charging depot at the Port of Long Beach.
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Scania
Swedish heavy-duty truck manufacturer supplying MCS-compatible electric Class 8 trucks for commercial fleet electrification.
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Terawatt Infrastructure
Developer of heavy-duty EV charging corridors, awarded $20 million to build MCS truck charging stalls with solar and battery storage along the I-10 in Arizona.
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TRATON Group
TRATON Group, parent of MAN and Scania, validated megawatt charging for heavy-duty trucks and announced dual MCS/CCS inlets for 2026 models.
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NFI Industries
NFI Industries operates electric Class 8 drayage truck fleets with on-site solar and battery depot charging at port corridors.
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Pearl Street Property Co.
Pearl Street Property Co. (Terawatt Infrastructure) builds solar-backed MCS truck charging corridors, including a $20M I-10 Arizona facility.
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Government 3
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Port of Los Angeles
The Port of Los Angeles is a major international cargo port and a key component of the US energy and transportation infrastructure.
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Federal Transit Administration
The FTA funds and manages public transit projects across the United States.
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South Coast Air Quality Management District
Regulates air pollution in Southern California, setting emission standards and enforcing compliance.
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Other 3
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Ports of Los Angeles
A major gateway for international trade, facilitating cargo movement and economic activity.
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PepsiCo
PepsiCo operates a 4.5 MW electric truck depot in Fresno, California, enabled through PG&E's Flex Connect early-access grid program.
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Ports of Long Beach
A major US port complex facilitating international trade and cargo movement, including significant logistics and transportation operations.
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