Voltpost-InCharge Deal Scales Lamppost EV Chargers Across US
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- Voltpost is partnering with InCharge Energy to scale deployment of its lamppost and utility pole Level 2 EV chargers across the US, with initial rollouts planned in New York, Connecticut, and California
- Voltpost's system retrofits existing lampposts and utility poles instead of requiring entirely new charging installations, a design the companies say cuts construction costs and eases curbside charging in dense urban neighborhoods
- InCharge Energy becomes Voltpost's preferred installation and service partner, with certified field teams handling charger installation and ongoing maintenance and giving site hosts a single point of contact
- The deal integrates InCharge's InControl charge management software into Voltpost Care, Voltpost's network monitoring platform, enabling real-time visibility into charger performance and proactive maintenance to reduce downtime
- Jeffrey Prosserman, Voltpost cofounder and CEO, said InCharge's end-to-end installation, servicing, and software capabilities let his team "deploy faster and more reliably"
Why it matters: By bundling InCharge's certified installers and InControl monitoring software with its lamppost hardware, Voltpost gains a single-vendor pipeline for installation and upkeep, the operational gap that typically stalls curbside charging rollouts in dense cities. For site hosts and EV drivers in underserved neighborhoods, the partnership is positioned to cut both upfront construction costs and charger downtime through real-time network management.
