The components inside a PositivEnergy infrastructure deployment.

Hardware, software and lifecycle services inside our EV charging infrastructure agreement — DC fast charging, Level 2, mobile units, BESS, fleet design, turnkey deployment, O&M and operations software.

Two ways to work with us

Host the infrastructure — or buy the hardware outright.

Whether you prefer Charging-as-a-Service — where PositivEnergy funds, builds, owns and operates the infrastructure — or a direct purchase of PositivEnergy hardware, both paths are available to cities, fleets, universities and private operators.

Host with us

Charging-as-a-Service

PositivEnergy funds, builds, owns, operates and maintains the chargers under one multi-year agreement. Zero CapEx, revenue share, uptime SLA.

  • $0 host capital
  • Single accountable owner
  • Revenue share, not a bill
  • Available on Sourcewell contract #051123-PSTSourcewell Awarded Contract #051123-PST
How CaaS works
Buy the hardware

Direct purchase

Buy Level 2 and Level 3 chargers, mobile units and BESS hardware directly from PositivEnergy.

  • DCFC, Level 2, mobile & storage
  • Made-in-USA / NEVI-eligible options
  • Available on Sourcewell contract #051123-PSTSourcewell Awarded Contract #051123-PST
DC Fast Charging
Level 3

DC Fast Charging

Best-in-class Level 3 fast charging — future-proofed, with Made-in-USA options.

Overview

Our DC fast charging portfolio is engineered for high-utilization sites: highway corridors, fleet depots, transit yards, retail and hospitality. Air-cooled architecture eliminates coolant systems, lowers preventive maintenance, and avoids environmental spills — while a modular power-cabinet design lets a single site scale from 50 kW up to 360 kW and beyond.

Key features

  • Power tiers from 50 kW to 360 kW+ in a single product family
  • Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) capable — bi-directional revenue ready
  • Air-cooled design lowers OPEX and removes spill risk
  • Customizable software platform and OCPP-compliant
  • Custom branding, wraps, and dispenser configurations
  • Made-in-USA options for Buy America / NEVI compliance

Specifications

Power output
Up to 360 kW
Connectors
CCS1, NACS, CHAdeMO (varies by SKU)
Architecture
Modular power cabinets + remote dispensers
Cooling
Air-cooled (no liquid coolant required)
Communications
OCPP 1.6J / 2.0.1, 4G LTE + Ethernet
Compliance
UL 2202, Energy Star, NEVI-eligible SKUs

Use cases

  • Highway corridor & destination charging
  • Heavy-, medium-, and light-duty fleet depots
  • Transit and refuse yards
  • Retail, hospitality and travel centers

Options & variants

  • Pull-through, drive-through and back-in stall layouts
  • Pedestal or wallmount dispenser
  • Pull-up canopy and weather-protected variants
AC Level 2 Charging
Level 2

AC Level 2 Charging

Reliable, affordable Level 2 — universally designed for every vehicle.

Overview

Our Level 2 line covers everything from workplace and multifamily to curbside and depot dwell charging. At up to 19.2 kW it delivers roughly twice the throughput of a typical Level 2 unit — without triggering the infrastructure cost of DCFC. Indoor and outdoor rated, wall- or pedestal-mountable, and fully networked.

Key features

  • 9.6 kW to 19.2 kW output — twice the average L2
  • No utility upgrades or special infrastructure required
  • Indoor and outdoor rated (NEMA 4 / IP-rated enclosures)
  • Wall or pedestal mount — one product, two installs
  • ADA-compliant variants and curbside-ready
  • Customizable software with load management

Specifications

Power output
9.6 kW – 19.2 kW (40–80 A)
Input voltage
208 / 240 VAC, single or three-phase variants
Connector
SAE J1772 / NACS
Mount
Wall or pedestal
Enclosure
Indoor & outdoor rated
Networking
OCPP 1.6J, Wi-Fi / cellular

Use cases

  • Workplace and employee parking
  • Multifamily housing and condominiums
  • Curbside and on-street programs
  • Fleet depots with overnight dwell time
Mobile Charging — on-the-go power
Mobile

Mobile Charging — on-the-go power

Convenient, beautiful and powerful. Energy delivered wherever you need it.

Overview

Mobile charging units bring DCFC-class power to sites without grid capacity — temporary venues, construction, film and television, emergency response, and depot bridging while permanent infrastructure is built. Self-contained battery + power conversion lets you charge fleet vehicles at off-peak utility windows and dispense during the day, avoiding peak demand charges and utility upgrade costs.

Key features

  • 50 kW, 120 kW and 200 kW configurations
  • Available with or without integrated EV cables
  • CCS1 compatible — universal vehicle support
  • Rapid deployment, no construction required
  • Customizable software platform with remote management
  • Charge off-peak, dispense any time — sidestep utility upgrades

Specifications

Power output
50 / 120 / 200 kW
On-board storage
Configurable battery capacity per duty cycle
Connectors
CCS1 (NACS adapter available)
Form factor
Towable trailer / skid-mounted
Deployment time
Hours, not months

Use cases

  • Disaster response and grid outage backup
  • Construction sites and remote operations
  • Live events, festivals, film & TV production
  • Bridging power while permanent depot is built
Battery Energy Storage
Battery Energy Storage

Battery Energy Storage

BESS purpose-built to optimize charging, manage demand, and harden the site.

Overview

High-power BESS engineered to pair with charging. It shaves peak demand (often cutting utility charges by up to 50%), keeps DCFC online through grid disturbances, and unlocks revenue from grid-services programs where available. Behind-the-meter and front-of-meter configurations.

Key features

  • Demand-charge avoidance — up to 50% utility savings
  • Backup power for charging during grid outages
  • Standalone or paired with DCFC and solar
  • Behind-the-meter or front-of-meter deployments
  • Microgrid-ready with islanding capability

Specifications

Configurations
Containerized, modular, scalable kWh blocks
Use modes
Peak shaving, backup, energy arbitrage, V2G stacking
Integration
Native pairing with PositivEnergy DCFC and PV

Use cases

  • Sites with high demand charges or thin grid capacity
  • Mission-critical depots needing uptime through outages
  • Solar-paired charging hubs
EV Infrastructure Services
Turnkey

EV Infrastructure Services

End-to-end infrastructure delivery — feasibility through year-ten O&M.

Overview

PositivEnergy delivers turnkey deployment and infrastructure operations end-to-end. One contract. One single accountable partner. From the first site walk through commissioning and ongoing operations to year-ten of O&M, every layer is delivered by our team — infrastructure planning, utility coordination, permitting, construction management, commissioning, network operations, asset management and long-term uptime SLAs.

Key features

  • Infrastructure planning through operations — single accountable partner
  • Site selection & qualification with PositivAssess™ modeling
  • Facility and utility infrastructure upgrades with full utility coordination
  • Permitting, design, engineering and turnkey construction
  • Operations & maintenance (O&M) with 24/7 NOC and 90+% uptime SLA
  • Incentive identification, grant management and procurement-ready packaging

Specifications

Coverage
United States — multi-state programs
SLA
Up to 97%+ uptime guarantees
Response
24/7 Network Operations Center
Capital options
CapEx, OpEx, Charging-as-a-Service

Use cases

  • Municipal and transit electrification — mission-critical fleet charging
  • Public charging network operations for multi-site fleet operators
  • Real estate portfolios and REITs needing site host services
  • NEVI and federally funded corridor programs
EV Charging Software
App & Software

EV Charging Software

Platform optimized for reliability, revenue and cost management.

Overview

Our software gives owners and operators a single pane of glass over every charger, every session, every dollar. Real-time pricing controls, comprehensive reporting, remote diagnostics, fleet optimization, and a driver app — backed by 24/7 support. Built on data from 7,952 sites evaluated and modeled across the U.S.

Key features

  • Full operational control of pricing — real-time changes based on energy cost
  • Real-time visibility into station use, revenue and operational health
  • Healthier stations: remote monitoring, advanced diagnostics, 24/7 support
  • Reduced energy costs with load management and scheduled charging
  • Enhanced driver experience with easy-to-use app and support
  • Fleet optimization: charging orchestration, alerts, and cost reporting

Specifications

Standards
OCPP 1.6J / 2.0.1, ISO 15118 roadmap
Integrations
Roaming networks, fleet telematics, billing & ERP
Analytics
Session, revenue, utilization, uptime, energy mix
Apps
Operator console + branded driver app

Use cases

  • Site hosts monetizing public charging
  • Fleet operators optimizing depot energy spend
  • Networks needing white-label driver apps