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3V Infrastructure
Financing, owning, and operating Level 2 EV chargers for property owners, eliminating upfront costs and operational expenses
About 3V Infrastructure
3V Infrastructure specializes in financing, owning, and operating Level 2 electric vehicle (EV) chargers for property owners, including multifamily housing, hotels, and medical facilities. The company aims to eliminate the high upfront capital expenditures and ongoing operational costs that typically hinder the deployment of EV charging infrastructure. By focusing on Level 2 chargers, which are the most convenient and reliable form of charging technology for vehicles at rest, 3V Infrastructure facilitates the rapid and broad deployment of EV chargers where they are needed most. The company operates within the EV charging industry, serving real estate portfolio owners who manage long-dwell locations, which are crucial for widespread EV adoption. 3V Infrastructure's business model involves investing in and building EV charging infrastructure, generating revenue through long-term agreements with property owners. The company is led by experienced business leaders with backgrounds in vehicle electrification, infrastructure, and real estate finance.
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- Founded
- 2024
- Headquarters
- New York City, United States
- Sector
- Real Estate
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Greenbacker Capital
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