Green Water & Power powers up its 10,000th EV charger in just 3 years — SkimNews
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- Green Water & Power energized its 10,000th EV charging port this month, hitting the milestone three years after launching nationwide with hardware partner Autel in 2023 — averaging nearly 10 chargers per day, including holidays.
- Autel Energy CEO Michelle Luo credited GWP with "consistently exceeding industry benchmarks across their entire network," framing the partnership as proof that reliable hardware plus execution can accelerate EV adoption.
- GWP President Danny Gold pushed back on the raw-number framing, arguing that "property owners and drivers don't care about how many chargers we've installed" — only that the one in front of them works.
- Green Water & Power is contracted to install more than 3,000 additional Level 2 chargers and over 100 DC fast chargers in the coming months, with further projects in development.
- The GWP network has delivered a combined 16.6 million kWh to date, maintained an average uptime of 99.72%, and displaced more than 22,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions.
Why it matters: GWP is building a turnkey EV-amenity layer across hotels, apartments, schools, and hospitals at a pace (~10 chargers daily) most utility-scale infrastructure projects can't match, and the 99.72% uptime figure directly targets the charger-reliability gap that has slowed broader network rollouts.
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