Pivot Charging develops and co-owns charging stations, sharing investment and operations with partners.
We work with project partners and clients to leverage tax credits, grants, and utility programs to de-risk projects. Our team handles site assessment, project planning, vendor procurement, and project finance.
We evaluate sites using traffic data, EV registrations, competition analysis, nearby amenities, and publicly available charging performance data to identify optimal locations.
We navigate federal tax credits, LCFS credits, utility programs, and local air district grants to significantly reduce capital costs and enhance project returns.
We build detailed energy models, pro forma analyses, and utilization forecasts. We compare configurations with solar and BESS to find the best fit for each site.
We design charging infrastructure tailored to each site — selecting DCFC power levels, solar canopies, BESS systems, and grid interconnection to maximize returns.
We work with established EPCs, ports, vehicle OEMs, and charging station manufacturers. We have an MOU with IBEW for quality installations across California.
We pair projects with battery energy storage for demand response, grid services revenue, and site resiliency — reducing costs and unlocking new revenue streams.
We leverage our experience, relationships, and industry knowledge to develop charging stations in targeted corridors that enhance investor returns.
Identify high-potential locations near ports, logistics hubs, and high-traffic corridors
Evaluate site viability, grid capacity, and market demand
Stack grants, tax credits, and utility programs
Configure chargers, solar, BESS for maximum ROI
Procure through established partner network
Structure deals that leverage grants, tax credits, and utility programs
Skilled installations through IBEW partnerships
Bring stations online and validate performance
Our co-founders have built internal tools that streamline site diligence and financial modeling — allowing us to evaluate and compare sites faster and more accurately.
We score sites based on Annual Average Daily Traffic, county EV registration, competition density, nearby amenities, and publicly available charging performance data.
We analyze optimum site performance through the integration of BESS and measure additional revenue opportunities. Side-by-side comparisons evaluate TCO reduction and CapEx payback.
We model P10, P50, and P90 utilization scenarios per charger, forecasting kWh/day output to support informed investment decisions.
We design projects to serve as firm capacity for the grid, pairing BESS with charging for demand response participation and additional revenue streams.
Dwell-time weighted scoring drives site selection toward high-traffic dining, entertainment, and retail destinations.
A replicable approach adapted for each vertical — same engineering process, same rigor, different site type.
We design every project to leverage utility programs, federal tax credits, LCFS credits, and grants — significantly reducing capital costs and enhancing returns.
Competitive grants from regional air quality management districts for clean transportation infrastructure.
Investment tax credits for solar and battery energy storage systems paired with charging infrastructure.
Utility-sponsored incentives including bill credits and make-ready programs for EV infrastructure deployment.
Low Carbon Fuel Standard credits that generate ongoing revenue once the station is operational.
CEC funding, EPA Clean Ports grants, and other programs for priority corridors and fleet electrification.
BESS-enabled sites can participate in capacity markets and demand response programs — generating revenue from underutilized power capacity.
Combining incentive programs cuts net project costs substantially. LCFS credits and grid participation generate ongoing revenue once the station is operational.
In addition to LCFS, many states offer Renewable Energy Credits for solar generation co-located with charging, providing another layer of project value.
Once built, each station generates revenue from multiple sources — not just charging sessions.
Revenue from fleet and passenger EV charging at high-traffic locations with strong utilization demand.
Ongoing revenue from Low Carbon Fuel Standard credits in California and carbon credit programs in other states.
BESS-enabled sites participate in demand response and capacity market programs, earning revenue from grid services.
Revenue sharing with site hosts, fleet servicing agreements, and co-located amenity partnerships.
Pivot Charging has partnered and advised on dozens of projects across key corridors, ports, and logistics hubs.
Joint ventures and partnerships to build truck charging hubs adjacent to major California ports, featuring overnight and opportunity DCFC paired with solar and BESS.
Turnkey DCFC + BESS installations at existing gas station networks across California, Virginia, and the Eastern U.S. — leveraging existing traffic and site control.
Partnerships with commercial property owners to install passenger DCFC at high-traffic retail destinations across Northern and Southern California.
We work with vehicle OEMs, California ports, EPCs, and local governments. Signed an MOU with the IBEW for skilled electrical installations across our California projects.
A clean energy executive who has held senior roles at leading clean energy companies, led teams at early-stage firms, and served in senior federal government roles — with relationships across clean energy, transportation, and finance.
An experienced engineering and product leader who, as a Staff Engineer at Enphase Energy, launched the company's EV Chargers in North America. Brings deep technical experience in microgrids. PhD in Electrical Engineering (minor in CS), University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Whether you're a site owner, fleet operator, investor, or government partner — we'd like to connect and explore how Pivot Charging can support your project.