Enel X Way Targets 2 Million EV Charging Ports in North America

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Enel X Way has plans to add at least two million EV charge ports in North America across home, commercial and public charging segments by 2030. This target includes over 10,000 DC public charging stations in support of the National Electric Vehicle Incentive (NEVI) program in US.

Enel X Way is an e-mobility subsidiary of global renewable energy giant Enel Group and has over 170,000 EV charge ports sold in the US and Canada to date.

“Building out the charging infrastructure will be critical to enabling the EV transition in the North America, and Enel X Way is stepping up to help lead the charge with our plan to add at least two million EV chargers in North America across public, commercial and home charging segments by 2030,” says Chris Baker, Head of Enel X Way, North America.

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The company has also launched new installation, operations and maintenance (O&M), and financing services to accelerate the deployment and distribution of Enel X Way chargers.

Enel X Way said that it will be leveraging global expertise and experience to enter the North American public charging market.

Enel X Way partners with Charge Point Operators and electric utilities, such as Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Company, to add fast EV charging locations across their service territories that increase accessibility, reduce range anxiety, and support the growing number of EV customers.

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The company helps entities take advantage of funding from the US Inflation Reduction Act and $5 billion National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Program.

Enel X Way said that it has also broadened and scaled its services to better serve customers and provide EV drivers with a seamless charging experience through increased access and reliability of chargers. The new and expanded services include EV infrastructure installation, O&M services, and Leasing and loan finance options.