Pioneer Power Solutions, a manufacturer, distributor and servicer of specialty electrical transmission, distribution and on-site power generation equipment, is collaborating with mobile charging provider SparkCharge to integrate Pioneer’s e-Boost mobile off-grid EV charger into SparkCharge’s mobile battery energy storage systems.

Pioneer has agreed to deliver up to 12 e-Boost rental units over the next 12 months, beginning in the fourth quarter of 2024. Pioneer will receive a per-kilowatt-hour usage fee in addition to a monthly rental fee. The two companies have also agreed to develop units that will combine Pioneer’s e-Boost platform with SparkCharge’s mobile battery technology for marketing as a charging-as-a-service offering to selected large-fleet customers.

“Customers, especially fleets, often struggle with getting access to robust grid power in their EV transformation,” said Joshua Aviv, founder and CEO of SparkCharge. “A unifying charging hub can provide a single source for all vehicle types to charge without a major investment in proprietary platforms and costly infrastructure.”

Source: Pioneer Power Solutions