Alternatives to Port Power
Port Power is a Electric Vehicle (EV) tool: provides electric vehicle charging infrastructure and services for commercial fleets. Here are the 60 closest alternatives, compared on pricing, features and what real users say.
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The 20 closest Electric Vehicle (EV) companies to Port Power
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ChargePoint62Electric Vehicle InfrastructureCampbell, United States$1.8BChargePoint is a leading provider of networked electric vehicle charging solutions, operating the largest EV charging network globally.
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Electreon54AutomotiveTel Aviv, IsraelDevelops and deploys wireless charging infrastructure for electric vehicles.
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ZOOZ Power55Electric Vehicle (EV)Tel Aviv, Israel$36.4MZOOZ Power provides ultra-fast EV charging solutions to overcome grid limitations by leveraging kinetic energy storage.
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Make My Day36Electric Vehicle (EV)San Francisco, United StatesSmart EV charging solutions for commercial fleets, optimizing energy and operations.
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Generate Capital67Sustainable InfrastructureSan Francisco, United States$4.5BSustainable infrastructure platform providing affordable, reliable resource solutions for companies, communities, and cities.
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ArtIn Energy62EnergyTampa, United States$255.0MEnergy technology company focused on innovative solutions.
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Powerdot61EV ChargingLisbon, Portugal$120.0MElectric vehicle charging network operator in Portugal and Spain.
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Redwood Materials59Battery TechnologyCarson City, United States$1.1BRecycling and refining battery materials for electric vehicles and energy storage.
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GreenRoad59AutomotiveTel Aviv, Israel$78.5MGlobal leader in digital fleet safety telematics and driver behavior management.
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Cloverleaf Infrastructure57Data CentersHouston, United States$300.0MData center infrastructure developer providing power sources and site development, focusing on clean-powered, shovel-ready sites for energy-intensive workloads like AI.
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IONITY57AutomotiveMunich, Germany$1.4BEuropean electric vehicle charging infrastructure company.
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Altilium55Battery RecyclingPlymouth, United Kingdom$39.2MGreen processing of battery waste.
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Driivz55EnergyTel Aviv, Israel$23.0MDriivz provides a cloud-based, end-to-end operating system for electric vehicle (EV) charging networks.
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SaiFlow53CybersecurityTel Aviv, Israel$4.8MSaiFlow secures the future of energy with tailored cybersecurity for global electrification and energy transition.
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ConnectDER53Clean EnergyPhiladelphia, United States$62.0MConnectDER simplifies home electrification by enabling solar, EV charging, and battery storage without costly electrical panel upgrades.
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Budderfly53EnergyShelton, USA$1.3BEnergy-as-a-Service platform for businesses.
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Electric vehicle charging solutions for ride-hail and robotaxis.
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A British energy company building an end-to-end energy value chain for low-cost, abundant energy.
Better Place50BatteryPalo Alto, United States$891.8MPioneering electric car networks with a battery switch model to make EVs more affordable and convenient.
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EExion50Energy$2.0MDeveloping pseudo-capacitive electrode technology for ultra-fast EV charging.
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