The project will see SWTCH supplying and managing the charging infrastructure. The system will be powered by SWTCH’s advanced solution, offering features such as remote monitoring, advanced energy management, charging session analytics and real-time reporting. 

SWTCH’s solution is purpose-built for EPB, providing a branded experience with custom mobile apps and RFID cards. It also delivers software control and visibility for EPB’s internal teams, supports NACS through secure adapters, and offers flexible Wi-Fi-based network connectivity, using the world’s fastest community-wide internet operated by EPB. In addition, SWTCH will offer optional features such as Demand Response to support EPB’s goal of increasing power reliability for all of the energy leader’s customers on the nation’s most advanced automated grid.

“We are incredibly excited to partner with the EPB of Chattanooga to help expand EV charging infrastructure and support its broader sustainability initiatives,” said Brandon Terrazas, Business Development Manager at SWTCH. “This collaboration underscores SWTCH’s commitment to enabling public power providers to maintain full ownership and branding of their EV charging programs. With SWTCH, EPB has the flexibility, control, and advanced features necessary to build a reliable and future-proof EV charging network for the communities it serves.”

These stations will support both public, workplace, and fleet users, enabling Chattanooga and surrounding communities to access reliable EV charging without dependency on national charging brands.

This strategic partnership reinforces SWTCH’s growing presence in the Southeastern United States and highlights its role in empowering public utilities to lead the transition to electric transportation.

About SWTCH

SWTCH is pioneering EV charging solutions for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties across North America. By tapping into existing grid infrastructure and leveraging cutting-edge technology, SWTCH helps building owners and operators deploy scalable, cost-effective EV charging solutions. Through continuous innovation and deep partnerships, SWTCH enables the most profitable and reliable EV charging networks for multi-tenant buildings. For more information, visit www.swtchenergy.com.

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TORONTO, ON – December 11, 2025 – SWTCH Energy, a leading provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging for multifamily and commercial properties, today announced the launch of its new Home Charging Program. The program offers single-family homeowners in Canada a free Level 2 EV charger and the unique opportunity to earn money for every kilowatt-hour (kWh) they use to charge their vehicle at home.

SWTCH’s Home Charging Program, in partnership with Plug’n Drive, expands the company’s charging network into the residential market. By offering a compelling financial incentive, the program leverages Canada’s federal Clean Fuels Regulation Carbon Credit program, which is designed to encourage the installation and use of clean fuels technologies. 

“SWTCH is doing our part to make the switch to electric easier and more rewarding for Canadians,” said Carter Li, CEO of SWTCH. “By building the infrastructure and business model to turn home charging into carbon credits, we’re giving homeowners a way to earn money while helping accelerate EV adoption nationwide.”

Participants receive a free Level 2 charger and earn 3 cents for every kWh used to charge their EV at home, amounting to $100 to $150 a year in earnings for the average driver. Additionally, the chargers used in the program are eligible for various utility incentives, including BC Hydro and Roulez Vert, helping to further minimize the cost to install through a licensed electrician. 

To participate, homeowners simply:

1. Sign up and order a free Level 2 Home EV Charger via the SWTCH Home Charging Program store.
2. Have the charger installed at their home.
3. Use the SWTCH Home Charging Program app to connect the charger to their home WiFi and the SWTCH network, activating their earning profile.
4. Begin earning for every kWh charged. Once an account has accumulated $100, participants will receive that amount as a direct deposit into their bank account. 

The program is free to join – with no monthly or annual fees – for single-family homeowners who currently own an EV or are planning to purchase one in Canada. If you’d like to learn more and join the program, please visit: shop.swtchenergy.com

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About SWTCH Energy

SWTCH is pioneering EV charging solutions for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties across North America. SWTCH leverages the latest technology available to help building owners and operators deploy EV charging by tapping into their existing grid infrastructure. Through constant innovation and an extensive partnership network, SWTCH provides the most profitable and unique business model for multi-tenant buildings to stay competitive. For more information, visit www.swtchenergy.com.

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Why this matters 

California is known for its rigorous standards for commercial weighing and measuring devices in the United States. Achieving CTEP certification means that the SWTCH platform meets some of the highest benchmarks in North America for metering accuracy and billing transparency.

The “Gas Pump” Standard for EVs

For decades, drivers have been able to trust gas pumps because they are inspected and certified to be accurate in declaring how much fuel they pump. As the world transitions to electric vehicles, that same level of trust is required for EV chargers.

This certification effectively validates the “meter” inside the charging solution. It tells the driver that when the screen says they received 10 kWh of energy, they actually received 10 kWh. This transition from estimation to certified precision is a critical step in maturing the EV infrastructure market.

Unlocking Fair Pricing: Energy vs. Time 

Perhaps the most significant benefit for our partners is the ability to bill fairly. Without CTEP certification (or its national equivalent), regulations often force operators to bill drivers by time (e.g., dollars per hour) rather than by energy consumed (dollars per kWh).

Time-based billing can be seen as imperfect because charging speeds vary greatly depending on the vehicle model, battery temperature, and state of charge. 

Advocates for kWh-based billing state that a driver with a slower-charging car shouldn’t pay more just because it takes longer to deliver the required energy.

CTEP certification allows SWTCH network operators to implement kWh-based pricing, ensuring a fair and transparent experience for every driver.

What this means for our Network 

This certification is an important marker of trustworthiness. Specifically, it offers:

• Unquestionable Accuracy: Validates that transaction data is precise, reliable, and secure.
• Regulatory Compliance: Ensures full compliance for charging operations in California—the largest EV market in the U.S.—and other states that recognize CTEP standards.
• Future-Proofing: Positions our partners to operate confidently in the most regulated markets, knowing their infrastructure meets the strictest legal requirements.

This achievement was made possible by the dedicated work of our product, engineering, and operations teams, who ensured our platform aligns with California’s stringent requirements. 

We are excited to bring this new level of certified reliability to our network.

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That is why we are pleased to announce a new commitment in our sustainability mission: SWTCH is committing to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions across our Scope 1 and Scope 2 operations by 2050.

Our Targets

This is an important, long-term decision, and to ensure we stay on track, we have set an interim milestone of a 20% reduction in Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2035 before hitting net-zero in 2050.

Scope 1 and 2 emissions cover:

• Scope 1: Direct emissions from sources we own or control (like company vehicles or on-site fuel usage)
• Scope 2: Indirect emissions from the generation of purchased energy (like the electricity powering our offices and operations)

A Bit More About Us

For those new to SWTCH, we’ve dedicated ourselves to solving a particularly hard puzzle in the clean mobility transition: accessibility for all.

While single-family homeowners often have an easy path to EV ownership, millions of drivers living in apartments, condos, and mixed-use buildings are at risk of being left behind.

The infrastructure hurdles in these multi-tenant settings are complex. Aging electrical systems, competing energy demands, and high installation costs often stand in the way of installing the chargers that everyday people need to make EV ownership convenient and affordable.

That is where we come in. We use thoughtful design, open communication standards (OCPP), and intelligent energy management to make charging a natural fit for buildings that otherwise would struggle to support it. Whenever possible, we help property owners use their existing infrastructure rather than push expensive upgrades. This helps us make EV charging more equitable, more scalable, and more affordable for all.

Why Our Net-Zero Commitment Matters

If we want to be leaders in decarbonizing North America’s transportation system, “walking the walk” is non-negotiable.

Reducing our Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions serves two purposes:

1. Resilience: It insulates our operations from future energy volatility and regulatory shifts.
2. Integrity: It aligns our culture with the external product we deliver to our customers every day.

We know that net-zero requires continuous measurement, reporting, and a willingness to adapt our strategies as technology evolves. We’re committed to seeing it through.

Through transparency, innovation, and continuous improvement, we’ll strengthen the sustainability of our operations and continue to support the decarbonization of North America’s transportation system—one building, one charger, and even one charging session at a time.

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BOSTON, US — November 20, 2025 — SWTCH Energy, a leading provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, and FirstService Residential, North America’s leading residential property management company, today announced a major milestone: the installation of 1,000 EV chargers across 85 FirstService Residential-managed communities, providing at-home charging access for more than 45,000 residents across the United States and Canada.

EV adoption is increasing at a pace that property owners and operators can’t ignore. As more residents bring EVs home, charging is rapidly shifting from a “nice-to-have” to a baseline expectation in multifamily living. This surge in demand places immediate pressure on buildings to modernize their infrastructure, navigate existing electrical constraints, and offer reliable at-home charging. For multifamily properties, FirstService Residential is meeting that demand with scalable, intelligent solutions from SWTCH.

The collaboration, underway since 2020, is a key part of FirstService Residential’s strategy to expand future-ready amenities and help condos and HOAs address the industry’s pressing challenge of attracting and retaining buyers in a rapidly evolving market. By integrating SWTCH’s EV charging solutions, FirstService Residential is supporting its property owners and HOAs with amenities owners increasingly expect, boosting satisfaction and supporting long-term retention.

“Working with SWTCH has allowed us to deploy charging solutions that work in any market,” said Kelly Dougherty, President of FirstService Energy, the energy management affiliate company of FirstService Residential. “EV charging ensures our communities can stay ahead of resident expectations, while strengthening livability and property competitiveness for years to come.”
SWTCH and FirstService Residential will continue to roll out EV charging infrastructure across FirstService’s North American portfolio, with completed installations found at properties in major markets such as New York, New Jersey, Florida, Ontario, and British Columbia.

“Our work with FirstService Residential demonstrates how multifamily communities can leverage EV charging to meet evolving resident needs,” said Carter Li, CEO of SWTCH. “The company’s initiatives validate that comprehensive charging solutions are essential for competitive properties and set a benchmark for operational excellence and resident-focused innovation. We’re excited to continue working with their team to expand access and support residents across their communities.”

SWTCH provides comprehensive EV charging solutions designed specifically for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties through integrated hardware, software, and support services. With SWTCH, property managers can effortlessly monitor and optimize charging operations, ensuring reliable service for residents.

To learn more, please visit swtchenergy.com and fsresidential.com.

About SWTCH Energy

SWTCH is pioneering EV charging solutions for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties across North America. By tapping into existing grid infrastructure and leveraging cutting-edge technology, SWTCH helps building owners and operators deploy scalable, cost-effective EV charging solutions. Through continuous innovation and deep partnerships, SWTCH enables the most profitable and reliable EV charging networks for multi-tenant buildings. For more information, visit www.swtchenergy.com.

About FirstService Residential

FirstService Residential is simplifying property management. Its hospitality-minded teams serve residential communities across the United States and Canada. The organization partners with boards, owners, and developers to enhance the value of every property and the life of every resident.

Leveraging unique expertise and scale, FirstService serves its clients with proven solutions and a service-first philosophy. Residents can count on 24/7 customer care and tailored lifestyle programming, amenity activation, and technology for their community’s specific needs. Market-leading programs with FirstService Financial, FirstService Energy, and special districts teams deliver additional levels of support.

Boards and developers select FirstService Residential to realize their vision and drive positive change for residents in the communities in their trusted care.

FirstService Residential is a subsidiary of FirstService Corporation (NASDAQ and TSX:FSV), a North American leader in providing essential property services to a wide range of residential and commercial clients.

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CHICAGO, IL — November 17, 2025 – Livly, a leader in residential experience and operations software for multifamily communities, and SWTCH Energy, a leading provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging for multifamily and commercial properties, today announced a strategic partnership that enables residents to start and manage EV charging inside Livly’s resident experience app. The collaboration brings together two innovative platforms to make sustainable living more accessible, efficient, and connected for property owners and residents alike.

Bridging Sustainability and Resident Experience

The market evolution of electric vehicles is transforming expectations for multifamily living. Residents increasingly view EV charging as a standard amenity, while operators face the challenge of deploying and managing infrastructure within existing electrical constraints.

By linking Livly’s property operations platform and resident-experience ecosystem with SWTCH’s intelligent EV-charging network, property operators can now manage charging access, billing, and resident engagement through a single, streamlined experience.

“This partnership reflects a shared belief that sustainability should enhance — not complicate — the resident experience,” said Adam McCombs, CEO at Livly. “Together, we’re helping multifamily operators turn an operational challenge into a value-driving opportunity for both residents and ownership.”

“As both a developer and an investor in PropTech, I’ve seen how sustainability and resident experience are converging to define the next era of multifamily,” added Alex Samoylovich, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman at Livly. “What makes this partnership between Livly and SWTCH so powerful is that it delivers both — operational efficiency for owners and a more connected, eco-conscious lifestyle for residents. It’s exactly the type of innovation our industry needs to stay ahead of evolving expectations.”

Technology that Works for Properties — and the Planet

SWTCH’s technology enables properties to deploy EV-charging infrastructure using existing electrical capacity, reducing the need for costly upgrades. Its networked load-management system, SWTCH Control, dynamically allocates power among chargers, ensuring reliable performance across multiple users.

Livly’s all-in-one platform will connect SWTCH data and functionality directly to property teams and residents, including:

• Real-time visibility into charging sessions and energy usage
• Automated billing and payment integration
• In-app notifications and communications for residents
• Sustainability and usage reporting for ownership

The result: a unified resident journey where EV charging fits seamlessly alongside payments, deliveries, access control, and community engagement.

“EV charging should enhance the resident experience and drive value for building owners,” said Carter Li, CEO of SWTCH Energy. “Our partnership with Livly offers a unified solution that simplifies operations, engages residents, and supports the transition to sustainable transportation across multifamily communities.”

To learn more information about Livly and SWTCH, please visit https://www.livly.io/ and https://swtchenergy.com/.

About Livly

Livly is a resident experience and operations platform built for multifamily communities. From communications and payments to access control and community engagement, Livly centralizes daily operations into one intuitive system that saves property teams time and enhances resident satisfaction. Learn more at livly.io.

About SWTCH Energy

SWTCH is pioneering EV charging solutions for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties across North America. SWTCH leverages the latest technology available to help building owners and operators deploy EV charging by tapping into their existing grid infrastructure. Through constant innovation and an extensive partnership network, SWTCH provides the most profitable and unique business model for multi-tenant buildings to stay competitive. For more information, visit www.swtchenergy.com.

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TORONTO, ON – October 16, 2025 – SWTCH, a leading provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, today announced a strategic partnership and platform integration with 1VALET, a premier resident engagement platform for multifamily properties. The partnership enables residents to manage their EV charging directly through their existing 1VALET Resident App, eliminating the need to juggle multiple applications to use their building’s amenities.

A Premium Charging & Resident Services Experience

The integration directly addresses “app fatigue” – a growing frustration where residents must navigate a sea of applications to control different building systems.

With this integration, residents can perform all EV charging tasks from the familiar 1VALET interface:

• View real-time charger status and availability across the property.
• Initiate, monitor, and pay for charging sessions in their building.
• Receive notifications when their charging is complete.
• Avoid downloading and registering for a separate EV charging application.

“We’re making EV charging as convenient and intuitive as any other building amenity,” said Rick Hardy-Cheam, Director of Strategy at SWTCH. “Instead of managing charging through a separate app, residents can now handle everything through the platform they already know and use. It’s about creating that seamless, premium experience that modern residents expect.”

For property managers, this unification reduces resident confusion, simplifies support requests, and boosts the value of their technology investment.

Meeting the EV Adoption Wave

As the number of EVs on the road continues to rise, the demand for convenient, demand for at-home charging is surging, making it a critical amenity for modern multifamily buildings. These properties face a dual challenge: providing the EV amenities residents demand while avoiding the technology complexity that frustrates daily life. The SWTCH-1VALET integration offers a “one pane of glass” solution that solves both challenges.

“Our residents told us they loved having EV charging available, but they wanted something more convenient than having to download yet another app,” said Hanna Haddad, Chief Product Officer at 1VALET. “This integration gives them the charging access they want through the app they already use every day to access the rest of their services at home.”

Implementation and Availability

The integrated solution is immediately available to properties currently using both SWTCH charging solutions and 1VALET’s resident engagement platform. New and existing clients of either company can contact their representative to explore adding the complementary service.

About SWTCH: SWTCH is pioneering EV charging solutions for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties across North America. SWTCH leverages the latest technology available to help building owners and operators deploy EV charging by tapping into their existing grid infrastructure. Through constant innovation and an extensive partnership network, SWTCH provides the most profitable and unique business model for multi-tenant buildings to stay competitive. For more information, visit www.swtchenergy.com

About 1VALET: 1VALET is a leading smart Building Operating System that integrates IoT technologies to better connect residents to their community, and easily convert multi-family buildings into connected smart communities.
By centralizing building systems into one web-based dashboard and empowering tenants with a leading Resident App, 1VALET can enhance resident engagement, increase NOI, and create safer, smarter communities. To learn more, visit www.1VALET.com

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Through the partnership, 3V will fund, install, and operate smart Level 2 EV charging infrastructure powered by SWTCH at over 60 multifamily properties across 9 states, at no cost to Solomon. The partnership will provide convenient, at-home charging for thousands of residents.

“EV charging is quickly becoming a must-have amenity in multifamily communities,” said Aubrey Gunnels, CEO of 3V Infrastructure. “We built 3V to remove the financial and operational barriers for property owners by fully funding, installing, and managing charging infrastructure long-term, allowing owners to meet resident demand for this amenity without taking on cost or complexity.”

3V approaches EV charging investments like traditional infrastructure. Additionally, by leveraging portfolio-wide scaling and hyperlocal demand analysis, 3V right-sizes charging installations to balance short-term property needs with long-term market growth, while ensuring charger reliability for residents.

“At Solomon, we’re dedicated to enhancing the lives of our residents, and offering amenities like at-home charging is an increasingly important part of that,” said Dan McInerney, COO of The Solomon Organization. “3V’s unique model will help us meet evolving resident expectations and stay competitive, without the financial or operational burden.”

“Successfully deploying EV charging across a large portfolio requires a focus on both the resident experience and the owner’s operational needs,” said Joseph Zulewski, Vice President of US Sales at SWTCH. “We’re proud to provide the technology that helps 3V deliver on both fronts, offering powerful management tools for property owners and a simple, reliable charging experience for their residents.”

About 3V Infrastructure
3V Infrastructure is an EV charging investor, advisor, and operator. 3V is accelerating access to EV charging infrastructure by eliminating the steep upfront costs and ongoing expenses required to deploy Level 2 EV charging at scale. By managing every aspect—from design and installation to maintenance and upgrades—3V removes the financial and operational burden for property owners. Backed by an affiliate of Greenbacker Capital Management, 3V is working with national multifamily portfolio companies to deliver affordable, reliable, and convenient EV charging across entire multifamily portfolios as a risk-free amenity that boosts property value and resident satisfaction.

About The Solomon Organization
Founded in 1977 by Marc Solomon, who subsequently welcomed Mark R. Rosen, Esq. as partner, New Jersey-based The Solomon Organization, LLC is privately-held operator of apartment homes targeted at the biggest part of the market—the middle. The Solomon Organization currently owns and manages more than 22,000 residential apartment homes in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Illinois, Virginia, North Carolina, and Wisconsin. For more information on the Solomon Organization, LLC and its communities, please visit www.solomonorg.com.

About SWTCH
SWTCH is pioneering EV charging solutions for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties across North America. SWTCH leverages the latest technology available to help building owners and operators deploy EV charging by tapping into their existing grid infrastructure. Through constant innovation and an extensive partnership network, SWTCH provides the most profitable and unique business model for multi-tenant buildings to stay competitive.

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Over the last twelve months, SWTCH has seen steady adoption in multifamily, commercial, and public environments across North America. Customers praise the attentive support, world-class reliability, flexibility to build customized solutions tailored to each property, and the powerful energy management features baked into our platform.

Electric vehicles continue to take on greater prominence on our roads, creating an ever-greater need for charging infrastructure. We’re pleased to have gained the confidence of so many customers across the continent, and to continue pushing the industry toward greater reliability, less friction for drivers, and thoughtful management solutions that help businesses and public entities of all kinds succeed with (and profit from) EV charging.

We’re excited for the recognition that this placement provides, and we offer thanks to our partners, customers, and supporters for helping us build a future of clean mobility for all.

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By November 2025, access controls for the chargers will cease to function, though basic charging functionality will continue to work as before. Essentially, it means EvoCharge’s chargers will become basic, non-smart EV chargers.

To preserve full charger functionality, access control, and other smart features, here is what you need to know about completing a successful migration to a new network.

Can EvoCharge stations be migrated to a new network?

Short answer: Yes. Because EvoCharge stations support OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol), migrating them to a new charging network is quite straightforward.

Essentially, you’ll need only to find a solutions provider that is also OCPP and then work with that company on a migration.

Having successfully migrated hundreds of charging stations to the SWTCH network over the years, we highly recommend working with a provider experienced in performing such a migration. They’ll know what to expect in the process and be able to help you avoid complications along the way.

Will migrated EvoCharge stations work the way they did before?

Yes! Because EvoCharge supported OCPP, the full functionality of your charging stations should be available to you if you migrate to a new provider with a platform that also supports that functionality.

If there are specific features you want to be sure your chargers retain, be sure to check in with your new solutions provider to ensure they are supported.

Reach out to SWTCH to discuss your priority features and how we support them.

Three months free: How SWTCH will support your migration

Not only is SWTCH one of the first OCPP 2.0.1-certified EV charging solutions in North America, but we’ve migrated hundreds of charging stations to our network in the past year. We’re well acquainted with the EvoCharge platform and can help you switch to a new solution in a matter of days.

We’re offering preferred pricing for EvoCharge customers

To ease your transition to a new platform, SWTCH is offering three months of free charger management. Please contact our team to learn more and to discuss your preferred timeline for completing your migration.

We’ll walk you through every step of the process

From our first conversations with you, you can be assured of easy access to our team to ask any questions and raise any concerns you may have. We’ll provide answers without delay so that you can move forward with confidence.

Ahead of any migration, we’ll be sure to share a step-by-step plan of what we’ll be doing to add your chargers to the SWTCH network, as well as outline any steps you’ll need to take on your side.

Our goal while working with you will be to have as little downtime as possible during the switchover. We’ll conduct comprehensive testing and verification once your chargers have moved over. And once your chargers are on our network, you’ll benefit from our proactive monitoring, so that any issues or disruptions are brought to your attention immediately.

We can deliver an enhanced feature set

Building on the foundation you had with EvoCharge, SWTCH can deliver some nice enhancements to help your chargers operate more intelligently than ever before.

Advanced load management: Use energy more efficiently with our intelligent system for delivering energy in the most cost-effective way possible.

Integration with building management systems: Incorporate your charging offering into your building management or tenant experience apps for streamlined management and access.

Comprehensive reporting and analytics: Dig deep into energy consumption, usage rates, and other important data to help you better understand how your chargers are used and what can be done to improve your charging experience.

You’ll receive ongoing support whenever you want it

We’re committed to helping you succeed with EV charging, and that means being there to help whenever something comes up. As a SWTCH customer, you’ll receive:

• 24/7 on–demand technical assistance
• Regular platform updates and improvements
• Ongoing support from our customer success team
• Training and educational resources

Ready to complete your migration from EvoCharge?

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TORONTO, ON – SEPTEMBER 15 – SWTCH Energy and FLO, two leading providers of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions in North America, today announced a comprehensive roaming agreement. The agreement allows users of one charging network to access the other network’s stations through their existing app, eliminating the need for multiple accounts, payment methods, and apps to install.

The roaming agreement addresses a critical industry challenge: charging network fragmentation. As EV adoption accelerates, drivers face friction from different networks requiring separate apps and accounts. This complexity creates barriers to EV adoption, particularly for frequent travelers and those in multi-provider regions.

Immediate Benefits for Both User Bases

The roaming integration delivers tangible value to thousands of drivers across both networks:

• EV drivers using the SWTCH or FLO app can now access tens of thousands of public chargers across North America through this roaming agreement. Drivers can use either the SWTCH or FLO app to charge seamlessly on both networks—ensuring a consistent experience at any charger.
• Existing charging wallets and payment methods work seamlessly across both networks
• Trip planning becomes significantly easier with expanded network visibility

“Our partnership with FLO represents exactly the kind of industry collaboration that will encourage and accelerate EV adoption,” said Carter Li, CEO of SWTCH. “Through breaking down network silos, SWTCH users now have access to more than 70,000 chargers across North America. We’re creating the seamless, integrated charging ecosystem that drivers deserve and the industry needs to reach its full potential.”

“FLO is helping to shape the future of EV charging by building one of the most extensive and reliable networks in North America,” said Louis Tremblay, President and CEO of FLO. “Through our roaming agreements, FLO members can access more than 110,000 public chargers today. Working with SWTCH strengthens that network even further, giving drivers the confidence that charging will be seamless wherever their road takes them.” 

This agreement extends both companies’ commitment to network connectivity, each having roaming agreements with several other charging networks in Canada and the US. 

About SWTCH Energy 

SWTCH is pioneering EV charging solutions for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties across North America. SWTCH leverages cutting-edge technology to help building owners and operators deploy EV charging by optimizing existing grid infrastructure. Through constant innovation and an extensive partnership network, SWTCH provides profitable and scalable business models for multi-tenant buildings. For more information, visit www.swtchenergy.com.

About FLO 

FLO is a leading North American electric vehicle (EV) charging network operator and a smart charging solutions provider. We help to overcome climate change and accelerate EV adoption through a vertically integrated business model and by delivering EV drivers the best charging experience from curbside to countryside. Every month, we enable more than 2 million charging events thanks to over 140,000 fast and level 2 EV charging stations deployed at public, private and residential locations. To learn more about what “EV charging done right™” means to us, visit  flo.com.

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Currently deployed across approximately 1,000 public EV chargers on the SWTCH network in Maryland, the integration significantly reduces communication delays when issues arise, providing ChargerHelp with comprehensive diagnostic data to respond and resolve issues faster and more effectively.

Traditional EV charging maintenance requires manual communication between network operators and field service teams. This often involves phone calls, email chains, and diagnostic summaries which can delay technician response by days or weeks. 

SWTCH’s direct integration with ChargerHelp’s EMPWR platform delivers two key improvements:

• Instant Alerts: Communication delays are reduced and technicians can respond faster as ChargerHelp will receive an immediate automated message when SWTCH’s monitoring system detects problems with a charger.
• Complete Diagnostic Access: ChargerHelp’s Reliability Team is enabled to solve problems without sending a technician on-site as they will receive the same comprehensive diagnostic information used by SWTCH’s internal teams, including real-time data, performance patterns, and error logs. When on-site support is required, a technician will arrive fully prepared with the correct tools and parts.

“Before this integration, the process to dispatch field service support took extra steps. Phone calls, emails, and summarizing diagnostic information could delay technician response significantly,” said Jason Cruickshank, Director of Customer Experience at SWTCH. “With this integration, when our system detects an issue, ChargerHelp gets an immediate message along with all the same diagnostic data our internal teams use. It’s a straightforward improvement that drastically reduces down time.”

“Integrating with SWTCH streamlines our service delivery process,” said Walter Thorn, SVP of Product and Strategy at ChargerHelp. “We now receive the same real-time operational data as SWTCH’s teams, eliminating inefficient back and forth needed to diagnose a specific charger. This integration allows our team to review error details and performance patterns before heading to a site, helping us resolve issues more efficiently on the first visit.”

Developed in partnership with ChargerHelp, the integration harnesses the flexibility of SWTCH Connect’s open API platform to enable real-time data sharing and automated diagnostics at scale. The solution is now available to support SWTCH’s broader network of O&M providers—extending uptime-enhancing capabilities across North America. Building on its robust API infrastructure, SWTCH continues to advance charger reliability and service responsiveness, reinforcing its commitment to operational excellence with every deployment.

About SWTCH

Headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, with offices in NYC and Boston, SWTCH is pioneering EV charging solutions for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties across North America. SWTCH leverages the latest technology available to help building owners and operators deploy EV charging by tapping into their existing grid infrastructure. Through constant innovation and an extensive partnership network, SWTCH provides the most profitable and unique business model for multi-tenant buildings to stay competitive. For more information, visit www.swtchenergy.com.

About ChargerHelp

ChargerHelp, is a service technology company on a mission to improve the reliability and uptime of electric vehicle charging stations across the U.S. ChargerHelp’s groundbreaking Reliability as a Service (RaaS) model is fueled by EMPWR, its proprietary diagnostic and maintenance platform, that processes real-time data across tens of thousands of data points to proactively reduce downtime by addressing issues at their root. For more information visit www.chargerhelp.com.

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This new facility provides SWTCH with immediate access to working capital, significantly improving operational efficiency and enabling faster response to market opportunities. The facility comes as electric vehicle adoption continues to accelerate, driving ever-greater demand for accessible charging infrastructure.

With this additional working capital, SWTCH is in an enhanced position to increase inventory levels, accelerate project deployments, and pursue larger commercial opportunities. The facility enables the company to scale operations without constraining cash flow, supporting both organic growth and strategic expansion initiatives.

“We’re pleased to support SWTCH’s continued growth with this financing solution,” said Jeffrey Bennett, Senior Director, Technology & Innovation Banking of National Bank of Canada. “SWTCH’s innovative approach to EV charging infrastructure, proprietary technology, and strong market position made them an ideal candidate for our innovation focused portfolio.”

The credit facility is immediately available and will support SWTCH’s ongoing operations and growth initiatives across its target markets.

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August 5, 2025 at 9:00 A.M. ET – San Francisco, CA – In a move to accelerate the commercial electrification of fleets and unlock stronger returns from EV infrastructure, Curo and SWTCH Energy today announced a strategic partnership. The collaboration connects Curo’s Virtual Depot platform with SWTCH’s charging network, enabling seamless access to distributed charging infrastructure for fleets—while increasing utilization and revenue for property owners.

Fleet operators enrolled in Curo’s Virtual Depot can now lease and charge at SWTCH-equipped sites across North America, including residential and commercial locations. This opens up hundreds of new off-take opportunities for site hosts while helping property owners activate idle or underperforming chargers.

The partnership is designed to address two of the industry’s biggest friction points: lack of charging access for commercial fleets and underutilized EV charging assets. The collaboration aims to increase utilization of existing charging assets, support property owners in deploying new charging solutions, and provide fleets with instant, reliable access to distributed charging.

“Our CPO partners are essential to our Virtual Depot model—and this partnership with SWTCH is especially exciting,” said Kieran White, CEO and Co-Founder of Curo. “Collaboration across the EV ecosystem is key to unlocking the full value of charging infrastructure. By working with SWTCH’s open network and forward-thinking team, we can help property owners maximize ROI and bring fleets the access they need, faster.”

“Enabling property owners to maximize their existing assets is core to our approach,” said Rick Hardy-Cheam, Director of Strategy at SWTCH. “Working with Curo will unlock utilization and revenue potential on our charging infrastructure, delivering strong returns for our customers.”

Since launching in 2016, SWTCH has been at the forefront of intelligent charging solutions that improve efficiency and streamline management for property owners. Most recently, SWTCH was selected by Greystar—the largest apartment operator in the U.S.—to manage 2,500 EV chargers across 136 properties in Washington State, further cementing its leadership in multi-tenant and distributed infrastructure.

As a platform helping commercial fleets to lease EV and parking infrastructure, Curo is operational in 14 U.S. states and counting, with over 200 vehicles operating from a virtual depot every single day. Curo has secured partnerships with local and national fleet operators as well as leading property ownership groups across the country.

About Curo
Curo delivers a suite of parking, EV charging, and real estate solutions, enabling fleets to lease spaces from the largest network of privately owned chargers in the United States. Curo helps fleets to park and charge anywhere with immediately available, scalable infrastructure through its Virtual Depot model. By streamlining fleet electrification, Curo allows fleets to electrify instantly while increasing EV charger owners’ revenue by 5x or more. For more information, visit www.curocharging.com.

About SWTCH
Headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, with offices in NYC and Boston, SWTCH is pioneering EV charging solutions for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties across North America. SWTCH leverages the latest technology available to help building owners and operators deploy EV charging by tapping into their existing grid infrastructure. Through constant innovation and an extensive partnership network, SWTCH provides the most profitable and unique business model for multi-tenant buildings to stay competitive.

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This partnership marks a significant milestone in Richmond’s efforts to expand equitable and reliable EV infrastructure for its residents, fleet operators, and visitors — ensuring long-term sustainability, flexibility, and innovation in alignment with the city’s climate goals.

“As part of the City of Richmond’s commitment to the net zero strategies outlined in the RVAgreen Climate Equity Action Plan 2030, we look forward to implementing the solutions offered by SWTCH in order to advance vehicle electrification in a variety of use cases throughout Richmond” said Dawn Oleksy, Energy Program Manager, City of Richmond.

Under this new multi-award contract, SWTCH will provide EV chargers backed by its advanced software platform, SWTCH Cortex, which enables smart energy management, remote diagnostics, robust reporting, and a seamless driver experience. The system is designed to support both public and fleet users, with built-in scalability for future expansion.

“We’re honored to help the City of Richmond take real, substantive action on its climate goals,” said Brandon Terrazas, Business Development Manager at SWTCH. “This project is a perfect opportunity to apply our experience developing large-scale networks. We can’t wait to deploy a reliable, intelligent charging network that the people of Richmond can depend on for years to come.”

“As a Virginia-based company, we’re proud to partner with the City of Richmond and SWTCH to bring this project to life,” said Taylor Longacre, Business Development Specialist at Virginia Energy & Lighting. “Expanding Richmond’s access to EV charging is an important step in the city’s sustainability journey, and we’re committed to delivering a high-quality installation that the community can rely on.”

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TORONTO — July 3, 2025 at 9am ET — SWTCH Energy (“SWTCH”), a company pioneering electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions for multi-tenant buildings across North America, today announced it completed a multi-tenant EV charging project in partnership with shared e-mobility provider Kite Mobility and the Ontario government through the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN).

Through the OVIN R&D Partnership Fund, SWTCH and Kite Mobility received $500,000 in support from the Government of Ontario, with a further $1 million industry contribution, for a total project value of $1.5 million. Project insights will help key stakeholders understand tenant EV charging behavior and how EV charging infrastructure in high-density buildings can be optimized to reduce strain on local grids across Canada.

“Through the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network, Ontario is proud to support forward-looking companies like SWTCH that are breaking down barriers to EV adoption with made-in-Ontario solutions,” said Vic Fedeli, Ontario’s Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade. “By advancing smarter grid integration and accelerating the rollout of charging infrastructure, we’re helping to build a modern EV ecosystem that supports growth, innovation, and long-term sustainability.”

Limited electrical capacity is preventing many Ontario multi-tenant buildings from deploying EV charging infrastructure. Leveraging its innovative EV charging management software, SWTCH installed and tested 15 public smart load-managed Level 2 EV chargers at a luxury lifestyle resort community in Ontario, Canada. By allocating charging to locations and periods of lower demand, and limiting the rate during peak hours, SWTCH enabled the resort community to install EV charging infrastructure that will ensure the stability and resiliency of the local grid as more EV chargers are added with increasing demand.

“OVIN’s funding enabled us to showcase how EV chargers in multi-tenant buildings, equipped with SWTCH Control™, can positively impact local electrical distribution networks and the grid,” said Carter Li, CEO of SWTCH. “Large communities with high-density buildings and a mix of public and private chargers are ideal for demonstrating how SWTCH Control™ dynamically adjusts energy use of EV chargers based on real-time consumption. This project will increase access to charging and pave the way for greater electric vehicle adoption among the millions of Ontarians living and working in multi-tenant settings.”

The project also demonstrated how EV-sharing programs can empower tenants to embrace sustainable transportation. SWTCH partnered with Kite Mobility to integrate Kite’s reservation system, which manages the demand and usage of shared EVs and electric micromobility vehicles (e.g. e-bikes, e-scooters), with its EV charging management platform. Residents will have access to clean transportation, while the technology integration ensures a seamless experience for property managers and residents in the community.

SWTCH currently manages over 15,000 chargers on its network and its software integration with Kite Mobility, supported by the OVIN R&D Partnership Fund, has the potential to create more flexible and effective utility programs that unlock the value of EVs as grid management tools.

“Next-generation charging technologies are the key to accelerating Ontario’s shift to electrification,” said Raed Kadri, Head of OVIN. “Ontario companies are responding to this call through the development of leading-edge solutions that will make electric vehicles more accessible and reliable, proving time and time again that Ontario is leading the charge in fostering innovation and driving towards an electric future.”

“By teaming up with SWTCH, we are accelerating electric vehicle-sharing services for Ontarian communities. We’re excited by the success of this project, which will help Ontarian multi-tenant buildings offer state of the art electric vehicles and charging as amenities,” said Scott Macwilliam, Founder and CEO of Kite Mobility.

In April 2024, SWTCH secured $27.2 million in Series B funding to accelerate charging in multi-tenant buildings, following a tenfold increase in the company’s charging network since its Series A. The funding is advancing its innovative EV charging and integrated energy management solutions for real estate customers across North America. In June 2024, SWTCH was granted certification by the Open Charing Alliance (OCA), a global organization dedicated to the development and adoption of open, accessible, and cooperative EV charging networks. SWTCH is one of only two North American EV charging software services to achieve the charging station management system certification.

“SWTCH and Kite Mobility are showing how Ontario innovation can tackle real-world barriers to electrification,” said Claudia Krywiak, President and CEO, Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI). “This project demonstrates how strategic investment, supported through OVIN, can drive scalable solutions that improve grid resilience, enhance sustainable transportation, and unlock long-term growth opportunities for made-in-Ontario technologies.”

About SWTCH
SWTCH is pioneering EV charging solutions for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties across North America. By tapping into existing grid infrastructure and leveraging cutting-edge technology, SWTCH helps building owners and operators deploy scalable, cost-effective EV charging solutions. Through continuous innovation and deep partnerships, SWTCH enables the most profitable and reliable EV charging networks for multi-tenant buildings.

About Kite Mobility Inc.
Kite Mobility Inc. is a leading provider of electric mobility services and infrastructure, dedicated to revolutionizing personal transportation within the built environment. With a focus on sustainability, safety, and accessibility, Kite Mobility empowers communities to embrace and adopt electric mobility seamlessly.

About the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN)
The Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN) is an initiative of the Government of Ontario, led by the Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI), designed to reinforce Ontario’s position as a North American leader in advanced automotive technology and smart mobility solutions such as connected vehicles, autonomous vehicles and electric and low-carbon vehicle technologies.
Through resources such as research and development (R&D) support, talent and skills development, technology acceleration, business and technical supports, and demonstration grounds, OVIN provides a competitive advantage to Ontario-made automotive and mobility technology companies.
For more information: https://www.ovinhub.ca

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Through this integration, HappyCo work orders related to EV chargers will deliver instant notifications to the SWTCH support team. This will allow the team to more proactively address issues, minimize charger downtime, and ensure a seamless charging experience for residents.

“By integrating with HappyCo, we’re able to respond to maintenance issues more swiftly, reducing the need for property managers and maintenance staff to manually report problems,” said Rick Hardy-Cheam, Director of Strategy at SWTCH. “This not only enhances the reliability of our charging stations but also frees up valuable time for onsite teams.”

Property managers can easily activate this integration directly through the HappyCo portal, eliminating the need for back-and-forth emails and streamlining the setup process.

“SWTCH joining HappyCo’s Plugins Marketplace is what our open API ecosystem is all about  – connecting best-in-class solutions that maximize uptime for our customers,” said James Gaeta, Head of Integrations and Partnerships at HappyCo. “EV charging downtime can leave residents frustrated and renewals on the table. By enabling immediate issue resolution, we’re helping properties deliver that always-on convenience that modern residents demand.”

HappyCo’s platform is renowned for its ability to centralize maintenance operations, automate workflows, and improve resident satisfaction. By combining HappyCo’s robust property management tools with SWTCH’s advanced EV charging solutions, multifamily properties can now offer a more reliable and efficient charging experience to their residents.

For more information about this integration and how it can benefit your property, please visit swtchenergy.com or happy.co.

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BOSTON, June 5, 2025 SWTCH Energy Inc., a leading provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, has secured a strategic $4 million investment from Constellation Technology Ventures (CTV). This investment expands SWTCH’s Series B funding to $31.2M, building on the momentum of its initial $27.2M raise. This investment will accelerate SWTCH’s innovation in AI-driven network monitoring, load management and the continued development of its advanced charging solution, SWTCH Cortex.

CTV is the venture investing organization within Constellation, the nation’s largest producer of reliable, emissions-free energy and a leading energy supplier to businesses, homes, and public sector customers nationwide. In addition to CTV’s investment, SWTCH will work with Constellation to deliver comprehensive EV charging installation and management solutions across the commercial, industrial, multi-family, hospitality, and small-to-medium-sized business sectors. Through this relationship, Constellation’s customers will gain access to scalable, flexible EV charging options that enhance sustainability and energy efficiency.

“Working with Constellation amplifies our ability to expand EV charging access for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties while also improving the reliability of charging infrastructure,” said Carter Li, CEO of SWTCH. “We remain committed to advancing our differentiated load management technology, ensuring seamless integration of EV charging into the electrical grid and energy markets.”

“SWTCH’s approach to managed charging and load flexibility aligns well with our commitment to provide innovative, cost-effective energy solutions to our customers,” said Dan Verbanac, senior vice president of Power, Mass Markets, and Solution Sales, Constellation. “They are well-positioned to advance sustainable, scalable solutions for businesses and communities and we’re excited to support their continued growth.”

Since the company’s launch in 2016, SWTCH has been at the forefront of developing intelligent solutions that optimize charging efficiency and facilitate charger management for property owners. The agreement with Constellation builds on SWTCH’s recent announcement of SWTCH Cortex, a scalable, intelligent, and affordable solution that simplifies installation and management, enabling commercial and multifamily properties to meet the growing demand for EV charging at work and home. Additionally, SWTCH was recently selected by Greystar, the largest operator of apartments in the U.S., to manage 2,500 charging stations across 136 Greystar properties in Washington state.

For more information on SWTCH and its EV charging solutions, please visit swtchenergy.com

About SWTCH

SWTCH is pioneering EV charging solutions for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties across North America. SWTCH leverages the latest technology available to help building owners and operators deploy EV charging by tapping into their existing grid infrastructure. Through constant innovation and an extensive partnership network, SWTCH provides the most profitable and unique business model for multi-tenant buildings to stay competitive. For more information, visit www.swtchenergy.com.

About Constellation

Constellation Energy Corporation (Nasdaq: CEG), a Fortune 200 company headquartered in Baltimore, is the nation’s largest producer of reliable, emissions-free energy and a leading energy supplier to businesses, homes and public sector customers nationwide, including three-fourths of Fortune 100 companies. With annual output that is nearly 90% carbon-free, our hydro, wind and solar facilities paired with the nation’s largest nuclear fleet have the generating capacity to power the equivalent of 16 million homes, providing about 10% of the nation’s clean energy. We are committed to investing in innovative technologies to drive the transition to a reliable, sustainable and secure energy future. Follow Constellation on LinkedIn and X.

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SWTCH Energy and announced today that they have been awarded a $3.8 million grant from the California Energy Commission (CEC) under the Reliable, Equitable, and Accessible Charging for Multi-family Housing (REACH) 3.0 program. The funding will support the deployment of SWTCH’s smart EV charging infrastructure solution across 34 Greystar multifamily properties throughout California, with 90% of installations targeting disadvantaged and low-income communities. The project will represent one of the largest and most equity-focused deployments of EV infrastructure in California’s multifamily housing sector.

Dubbed the “DRIVE MFH” project (Deploying Reliable Infrastructure for Vehicle Electrification in Multifamily Housing), the partnership will result in the installation of 306 charging ports across 34 properties, serving more than 11,000 residential units.

“As EV adoption accelerates, providing accessible and reliable charging infrastructure is becoming essential to meeting our residents’ evolving needs,” said James Pearson, Innovation Manager at Greystar. “This collaboration with SWTCH and the California Energy Commission allows us to enhance our communities with future-ready amenities while supporting California’s ambitious climate goals and making meaningful progress on transportation equity.”

Technical Innovation Enables Scalability

The deployment will leverage the SWTCH Cortex™ platform’s advanced energy management to maximize the usability of existing electrical infrastructure. This will greatly reduce or even eliminate the need for expensive electrical upgrades – a critical innovation for older buildings and properties with limited electrical capacity.

The project maintains open-standard compatibility for hardware flexibility, making the solution more cost-effective and scalable across diverse property types.

“This project represents the perfect intersection of SWTCH’s core commitments – open standards, intelligent energy management, and equitable access to clean transportation,” said Carter Li, CEO of SWTCH Energy. “By leveraging SWTCH Cortex across Greystar’s diverse portfolio, we’re demonstrating how smart technology can make EV charging accessible in any community, including those historically left behind in the transition to electrified transportation.”

Environmental Impact and Model for Scaling

The project is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by an estimated 32.3 million kilograms of CO₂ over six years. Beyond the environmental impact, the initiative creates a replicable model for scaling EV infrastructure in the challenging multifamily housing sector, which has traditionally lagged behind single-family homes in charging availability.

Implementation will begin in July 2025, with installation expected to be completed by June 2027 and full operations launching by September 2027. The project footprint spans urban and suburban communities throughout California, including Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose, Oakland, and surrounding areas.

SWTCH plans to collaborate closely with regional utilities including PG&E, SCE, SDG&E, and LADWP, to ensure optimal grid integration and demand response capabilities.

About SWTCH Energy

SWTCH is pioneering EV charging solutions for multifamily, commercial, and workplace properties across North America. SWTCH leverages the latest technology available to help building owners and operators deploy EV charging by tapping into their existing grid infrastructure. Through constant innovation and an extensive partnership network, SWTCH provides the most profitable and unique business model for multi-tenant buildings to stay competitive. For more information, visit www.swtchenergy.com.

About Greystar

Greystar is a leading, fully integrated global real estate company offering expertise in property management, investment management, development, and construction services in institutional-quality rental housing. Headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina, Greystar manages and operates approximately $320 billion of real estate in nearly 250 markets globally with offices throughout North America, Europe, South America, and the Asia-Pacific region. Greystar is the largest operator of apartments in the United States, manages over 1,000,000 units/beds globally, and has a robust institutional investment management platform comprised of over $79 billion of assets under management, including $36 billion of development assets. Greystar was founded by Bob Faith in 1993 to become a provider of world-class service in the rental residential real estate business. To learn more, visit www.greystar.com.

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BOSTON, US – May 13, 2025 – SWTCH Energy, a leading provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, today announced the launch of its suite of anti-theft and vandalism solutions designed to help property managers safeguard their EV charging infrastructure from cable theft and damage.

With rising reports of EV charging station vandalism and cable theft, multifamily and commercial properties face financial threats while EV drivers experience diminished confidence in charging availability. In response, SWTCH is bringing to market security solutions that leverage advanced vision AI technology to provide real-time monitoring, proactive deterrence, and rapid response capabilities. The offering blends intelligent surveillance with hardware-based deterrents, equipping property managers with a high-performance, AI-driven defense system.

“Property managers need reliable tools to stay ahead of these risks and maintain consistent charging access,” said Carter Li, CEO at SWTCH Energy. “Our new anti-theft and vandalism solutions incorporate AI technology that functions like a virtual security guard—giving property managers flexible, proactive tools that protect infrastructure, minimize downtime, and strengthen driver confidence in the EV transition.”

SWTCH’s comprehensive security solutions deliver continuous 24/7 remote monitoring through compact camera and lighting units, offering 180-degree wide-angle surveillance and motion-activated deterrents. Designed for flexibility and cost-effectiveness, these compact pole- or wall-mounted units extend security without requiring major infrastructure upgrades. This makes it easy for multifamily and commercial properties to enhance security across their EV charging sites. Key features include:

• Presence-Sensing Recording: Cameras automatically identify when someone approaches a charging station, signaling that surveillance has begun, and serves as an immediate deterrent to potential theft or vandalism.
• Smart Threat Detection: Advanced AI differentiates between routine charging activities and potential security threats, analyzing real-time behavior to ensure appropriate responses without false alarms.
• Intelligent Escalation: Security responses immediately automate progress from visual deterrents to alerts as threat levels increase, with the ability to communicate warnings through built-in speakers or contact property management teams and local authorities.
• Instant Cable Cut Detection: Sensors quickly detect tampering or cutting attempts, triggering instant alerts. Each charger comes equipped with a durable cord prevention sleeve that physically resists cutting tools and deters theft attempts. SWTCH is working to expand cable cut detection alerts across all charger models.

As the electrification journey progresses, security risks and infrastructure vulnerabilities continue to challenge EV adoption and willingness to invest in EV infrastructure. SWTCH’s suite of anti-theft and vandalism solutions offers scalable, cost-effective options designed to protect charging networks, helping property owners secure their investments and foster the continued growth of electric vehicles.

For more information on how SWTCH’s solutions can protect your EV charging infrastructure, visit www.swtchenergy.com/security.

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