Charging Our Lives, Changing Our Future

We’ve built a software platform that integrates and optimizes EV Fast Chargers, solar and energy storage with point-of-sale systems at restaurants and retail locations.

Point-of-Sale System Integration

Carbon Credits

Curbside PoS

20-40 DC Fast Chargers

Energy Cost Reduction

250 kW PV Carports

2 to 4 hrs Energy Storage

Digital Advertising

User Data

Our Advantage

Best-in-class AI SaaS platform, integration, and uptime

Full charge = Shopping/dining time

Co-located at retail/restaurant with sustainable ethos

DC Fast Charging Vehicle-to-Grid capabilities

Offer more ports and plugs

Diversified revenues optimized by patentable software IP

“The EV market is rapidly expanding in the U.S., but charging infrastructure has not necessarily kept pace. There is a gap between EVs on the road and the infrastructure needed to support them. But one way to fill that gap is using retailers as potential site hosts for EV charging.”

Charles Satterfield, Atlas Public Policy

Our Solution

Maximizes revenues, optimizes charge scheduling, and captures carbon credits

Uses PoS metadata to tailor Ads on Integrated display

Level 3 DC Fast Charger Dual port CCS & CHAdeMO

Point-of-Sale (PoS) enablement via NFC & AI voice recognition

Network App for EV Charging PoS

Provides grid services, load balances & relieves congestion via DC-coupled Energy Storage

Pandemic Proofing & Recession Resistance

“Car Hop” model promotes social distancing via PoS at EV Charger Kiosk
Wireless OTA updates to platform, EV Charger Kiosks, PV, and Energy Storage
Bargaining leverage for negotiating property leases & land acquisition
Availability of prime locations in SoCal and Bay Area
Cost efficient build out
Attractive rates for capital equipment and construction loans
Favorable terms and equipment pricing on PV, Energy Storage, and DC Fast Charger supply chain

Team

CEO

Tosh Dutt

Tosh holds a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering. His subject matter expertise in Distributed Energy Resources and EV Charging derives from his work as a consulting engineer and his senior management background. He has successfully built and scaled mature startups and new business units of large organizations such as Doosan GridTech, Enel X, Johnson Controls Inc., Honeywell, Allana, Buick, and Bers, and others.

ChargeNet’s Leadership Team has a track record of building organizations from the ground up and has demonstrated success in hyper-scaling mature startups and new business units of large organizations by leading technical and business teams, fostering innovation, establishing new business and fortifying long-standing relationships to exceed aggressive growth in rapid scaling scenarios.

Board of Advisors

Kristina Peterson

Kristina’s vast experience and relationships in structured finance and infrastructure guides our execution. She is an executive leader and active energy infrastructure investor. She has served as CEO and CFO of both privately held and public companies across the cleantech sector and as VP, Structured Finance at Citibank and ABN AMRO Bank internationally.

Chadwick Manning

Chad’s successful deployment of software and hardware will help commercialize our Kit-as-a-Service product and scale sustainably. He is an entrepreneur with a mission to solve global energy problems. He is the founding CEO and Chief Strategy Officer of Electriq Power and has been recognized for his work as an energy entrepreneur by Forbes as a "30 Under 30”.

Pete Scarpelli

Pete is a Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Global Sustainable Future (GSF).
Previously, Pete served as a Built Environment Co-Chair and Operating Advisor at Pegasus Capital Advisors, a $2+B private equity firm that provides growth capital to mid-market companies focused on energy, waste, food, water and health & wellness. Prior to joining Pegasus, Pete served as CBRE’s Global Managing Director, Energy & Sustainability leading a 250+ international team to drive energy efficiency and sustainable operating practices at Fortune 500 and multi-tenant buildings.

In 2000, Pete co-founded RETX, a pioneering demand response firm that was acquired by Schneider Electric. During this time, Pete helped develop smart grid and demand response opportunities.

Projects included the BOMA Chicago Smart Grid in 2009 and the International Energy Agency’s Task XIII: Demand Response Resource Program, a 13-nation project from 2003-2006.

Partnership Development

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