Electric Era

Welcome to the team, Sophie Jones! We're on a mission to electrify transportation by making EV fast charging ubiquitous, reliable, and affordable ⚡ If you share our mission, we have a lot of job openings across nearly every department. Check them out here: https://lnkd.in/ggvQf95y

🔌 When funding meets smart execution: powering the next generation of EV charging... The recent #TEI whitepaper published on NACS daily news highlights that the proliferation of EVs isn’t just about more vehicles — it’s about reliable, high-performance charging infrastructure and strategic funding to match. At Electric Era, this is exactly where we excel. Here’s how we align with the funding realities and infrastructure opportunities spelled out by TEI (article link below) — and deliver real business value for retail, membership, and loyalty-driven enterprises: ✅ End-to-end deployment partner From site assessment to charger install to ongoing operations, Electric Era brings the full stack. We understand you may qualify for federal, state, utility incentives and make-ready programs (as TEI describes) — and we make sure your build goes beyond “funding only” into deliverable ROI. ✅ Business model aligned with retail & loyalty TEI’s paper highlights that beyond incentives, you need ROI strategies, site-host alignment and long-term operations programs. Convenience +1 Electric Era’s value proposition is rooted in integrating EV-charging into retail loyalty programs, POS systems, and retail-media networks — so your EV investment becomes a strategic asset, not just a cost. ✅ Grant and incentive readiness built-in With TEI noting the complexity of grant/admin processes (eligibility, compliance, utility programs) NACS Magazine Electric Era is set up to help you navigate that complexity: we anticipate incentive capture, structure the deal accordingly, and ensure your charging infrastructure isn’t just funded — it’s profitable. ✅ Reliable infrastructure that supports brand promise Charging infrastructure isn’t “nice to have” — it’s a brand differentiator. TEI’s emphasis on “reliable charging infrastructure” underscores that design, operations and uptime matter. With Electric Era, you get the reliability and brand integration required to deliver a compelling customer experience. 🗣 If you’re a C-suite leader in retail, membership/loyalty or media-driven business and you’re asking how EV-charging fits into your ecosystem — or how to make it pay rather than just “get the funding” — let’s talk. There’s a clear path: the incentives are there; the technology is proven; the strategy is what makes the difference. #EVCharging #RetailInnovation #CustomerLoyalty #InfrastructureFunding #ElectricEra #EVInfrastructure #RetailMedia #EVROI https://lnkd.in/gqdshbRZ

Check out an early look presentation about RetailEdge from Kyler Schmitz and Will Hersey in which they discuss the future of Retail Integrated EV charging with Munro Live ⚡ 🚘 #evcharging #evdrivers #electricvehicles #retailers

Learn more about Electric Era's technology approach from our CEO during his interview on Directly Current with Max Patten. Using our vertically integrated software and data pipelines, our products improve over time making EV drivers happier, and helping to grow station usage ⚡ 🚘

Using our vertically integrated software and data pipelines, our products improve over time making EV drivers happier, and helping to grow station usage for retailers 🚘 #evcharging #evdrivers #retailers

Most people talk about growth. Fewer talk about the kind that lasts. That’s what stood out in my most recent conversation with Quincy Edmund Lee Lee, founder and CEO of Electric Era, on Episode 269 off the Building Better podcast.. Electric Era is growing fast. Tripling revenue, launching RetailEdge and HaloAI, and doing it with discipline. But they aren't growing recklessly. Quincy’s framing of being “hard to kill” resonated. It isn’t about just surviving. It’s about designing systems that predict and absorb failure before it happens. The same logic behind a PFMEA in manufacturing, applied to an entire business. It shows up in how they think about operations, customer experience, and people. The culture, not just the product, is built to adapt. We also talked about narrative. How the story people tell themselves about your company shapes its reality. Done well, it’s not spin. It’s alignment. Electric Era’s story is a good one: real products solving real problems, built by a team that’s scaling the right way. https://lnkd.in/gv-RMAMu