Charged EVs | Everged’s Zero Cost Deployment Program helps contractors and solar companies enter the EV charging market

Energy technology company Everged has launched a new partner initiative designed to help electrical contractors (ECs), engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) firms, and commercial solar companies expand into the EV charging market.

Everged’s Zero Cost Deployment Program is designed to enable partners to integrate EV charging into their existing offerings while minimizing financial and operational risk. The program provides:

• Flexible business models aligned with partners’ capital and ownership preferences
• A single resource for hardware procurement and software integration
• Deep expertise across the full project lifecycle—from design to ongoing operations
• Integrated energy solutions that combine EV charging with solar and battery storage

The program offers three primary participation options:

• CapEx Purchase: Partners purchase and own the charging equipment, capture downstream revenue, and operate as the charge point operator (CPO). Post-installation, the only ongoing cost is the network access fee for Everged to manage the performance of the chargers.
• Hardware Financing: Partners own and operate chargers without upfront capital investment through financing structures that include revenue-sharing during the repayment period.
• Everged-owned Model: Partners focus on installation and construction while Everged owns and operates the charging infrastructure. Everged serves as the CPO and manages ongoing performance and operations.

“Everged was founded to be an integrator of energy solutions,” said CEO Jefferson Smith. “Our depth of experience and broad portfolio means that we can provide business models that other providers simply cannot. The Zero Cost Deployment Program reduces historical barriers, allows more stakeholders to benefit in a growing market, and provides a great experience for EV drivers—infrastructure advances and everyone wins.”

Source: eVerged