GhostAllAccess makes patent-pending flat EV charging cables for drivers who need to run power from a home or garage to curbside parking without bulky ramps or covers. Founded from a sidewalk-charging problem in 2021 by David Sirieix, the company began shipping its first flat cables after a September 2024 Kickstarter and is now expanding field tests and commercial orders in the U.S. and Europe. Its low-profile, weather-resistant cables are designed to keep shared access areas more passable for pedestrians, strollers, mobility devices and vehicles.
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Coul StreetIncorporated in 2022, Coul Street grew from founder Josh Charles’s effort to solve the street-parking charging problem he encountered after moving into his home in 2018. The company’s founders bring backgrounds in mechanical engineering, software, and entrepreneurship to a mission of making EV charging available to people without garages or dedicated off-street parking.
it's electricBrooklyn-born it’s electric builds and operates low-profile curbside Level 2 EV chargers designed specifically for cities. Its distinctive model uses spare electrical capacity from nearby buildings, allowing public chargers to be installed and maintained at no cost to property owners while sharing charging revenue with them. Founded by architect Nathan King and design and operations leader Tiya Gordon, the company is expanding its neighborhood charging network across U.S. cities.
OctochiOctochi is an EV-charging company focused specifically on the practical needs of apartment and condominium communities. Its Octocharger gives residents dedicated charging while helping multifamily properties support more vehicles without treating their parking like a public charging station.
Go Eve LtdGo Eve develops and manufactures DockChain, a patented sequential-charging system that lets multiple parking bays share one DC fast charger. Formed in 2021 to commercialize research from University College Dublin and Imperial College London, the company combines UK-manufactured hardware with software developed in Ireland and the UK. Its first customer sites went live in the UK and Ireland in 2023–24, serving fleets, offices and car parks.DUBLIN, OH