Stem, a global leader in AI-driven sustainable energy solutions and services, recently announced its combined eMobility offering with ChargePoint Holdings, Inc., a major EV charging network. The two companies are collaborating to enable EV charging station owners, developers, and operators to achieve economic, environmental, and resilience benefits.
The joint offering will aid asset holders with state and federal procedures for securing National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Program funding incentive and the high energy demand EV charging sites to increase operational savings and backup power. In addition, the integration will reduce costs, increase resilience, minimize greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, facilitate data sharing, and improve user experience.
CEO of Stem John Carrington said, “Stem is excited to partner with ChargePoint to help customers quickly design, develop, and operate cost-effective EV charging infrastructure projects that deliver real value. Electrification of transportation is creating a new load category that is expected to equal one-third of all U.S. electrical load. For Stem, eMobility is expected to represent approximately 50% of our behind-the-meter activity in three years, representing a multi-billion opportunity with our Fortune 500 customers.”
(Source – Business Wire)
Pasquale Romano, CEO of ChargePoint, stated, “An integrated ChargePoint and Stem solution broadens the number of sites that can support high-speed charging economically at scale.”
(Source – Business Wire)
About Stem
As the first public pure-play smart energy storage company, Stem delivers and runs battery storage solutions that maximize renewable energy generation and construct a cleaner, more resilient grid. Project developers, utilities, Fortune 500 corporations, and independent power producers are its clientele. Stem's Athena software is used by the largest network of distributed energy storage systems in the world to lower energy prices and make renewable energy less unpredictable.