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About
ChargeLab sells charger-management software rather than chargers. Its platform handles the network side of an EV charging site — provisioning, pricing, access control, monitoring and driver payments — and is designed to run on hardware from multiple manufacturers, which is the pitch: site hosts and charger makers get an operating system instead of a closed network. The company works with ABB's North American chargers and with electrical distributors and installers, and adds a white-label option so a partner can put its own brand on the app and dashboard. It raised a US$15M Series A led by King River Capital in 2022, then expanded that round to US$30M in 2023 with strategic money from power-management firm Eaton and charging operator Silver Comet. It has offices in Etobicoke, Ontario and Milton, Delaware.
Backers
King River Capital led the Series A; Eaton and Silver Comet led the strategic expansion of it. Reported by BetaKit and the company's own release.
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What does ChargeLab do?
It builds the software that runs EV chargers — management dashboard, driver app and payments — designed to work across hardware from different manufacturers rather than locking a site into one network.
Who founded ChargeLab?
Zak Lefevre, its chief executive, and Ehsan Mokhtari, its chief technology officer, in 2015 in Toronto.
How much has ChargeLab raised?
A US$15M Series A led by King River Capital in 2022, expanded to US$30M in 2023 when Eaton and Silver Comet came in as strategic investors.
Who from ChargeLab is in this directory?
Kim Phelan, VP Product, who took the TechTO stage while at Loblaw Digital.