BTC POWER, a manufacturer of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, and Chargie, a turnkey provider of EV charging infrastructure, announced a strategic partnership to continue deploying large-scale installations for government agencies and fleets.
The collaboration combines Chargie’s enterprise and fleet software solutions with BTC POWER’s comprehensive portfolio of Level 2 ac and Level 3 dc EV charging stations to deliver a reliable charging experience to EV drivers and vehicle fleets.
For government agencies, this can mean support for privately owned vehicles (POVs) and government-owned vehicles (GOVs).
Key features of BTC POWER’s charging systems:
- Level 2 ac charging stations: 32 to 80A (7.2 to 19.2 kW) single and dual-port options for various use cases, including fleet, commercial, and multifamily.
- Level 3 dc charging stations: 120 to 360 kW all-in-one and split system options for fleet, retail, hospitality, and other fast-charging use cases.
- Plug-N-Charge (ISO-15118) capable: Select stations enable the new communication protocol between EVs and charging stations and introduce vehicle-to-grid (V2G) capabilities.
- Buy America compliant: Select stations meet federal standards for American manufacturing and domestically produced materials.
- WEX payment capable: Payment processing services for government fleets, including fuel cards, corporate payments and more.
- Future proofed: The Gen 4 line’s modular architecture allows the systems to grow if necessary and keeps serviceability simple to reduce downtime.
Key features of Chargie’s software solution:
- FedRAMP authorization: Ensures the platform meets rigorous data security and internal control standards required by the federal government.
- Real-time monitoring: Provides charging station owners with live data on performance, energy usage, and availability.
- Load management: Optimizes power distribution between charging stations within a building’s electrical capacity.
- Actionable analytics: Delivers customizable data insights to improve operations and plan for future infrastructure expansion.
- Fleet management tools: Provides specialized features for fleet operators, such as range optimization analysis, vehicle telematics, payment platform integration, and more.
The companies will showcase BTC POWER’s Level 2: MaX Charger and Chargie’s fleet software platform at the FedFleet 2025 show in Washington, DC, February 3rd to 6th, 2025.
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