EV charging

Bringing power & parking to accelerate EV adoption

Electric vehicle adoption is critical to New York’s sustainable future and decarbonization goals. NineDot’s site development can make electrifying your fleet less costly and less difficult.

Many of NineDot’s existing battery energy storage sites across New York City are built to host EVCs (Electric Vehicle Chargers) – connect with us to learn about space we have available for EV charging. We have a robust pipeline and talented team continually reviewing new sites suitable for EV charging – ask us how we might partner to identify new real estate that fits your electric fleet needs. By leveraging our team’s expertise in securing property, upgrading power service availability, and financing and operating energy infrastructure, we can provide the power & parking needed for organizations to electrify their fleets. Our services are also applicable to companies managing public and private charging hubs in and around New York City.

Leading the charge

NineDot has been a leader in electric vehicle adoption and infrastructure development since launching New York City’s first Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) pilot at Revel’s Red Hook warehouse in Brooklyn. Our V2G systems feed energy stored in electric vehicles back into the grid during times of peak demand, as informed by Con Edison.

NineDot has also proudly supported the Zero-Emission Vehicles for New York City Act, legislation that would require NYC to transition most of its municipal fleet to zero-emission vehicles by July 2035.

Opportunities for power & parking with NineDot

We provide sublease and critical power upgrades, as well as reduced-cost electricity to private and public EV charging stakeholders. Optional V2G solutions provide additional revenue opportunities for fleet operators.

NineDot is ready to work with real estate owners who want to develop EV charging on their property; construction firms who build EV charging infrastructure; technology providers such as automobile manufacturers; EV charging equipment suppliers (EVSE); and energy and charging management software companies looking for a trustworthy developer who understands how to navigate the New York metro area energy ecosystem.