The electric vehicle (EV) charging startup EnviroSpark, located in Atlanta, GA, has raised $50 million from Basalt Infrastructure Partners.
With the money, the company plans to develop its technology, broaden its owned and controlled network throughout the United States, and improve the sustainability and accessibility of EV infrastructure.
EnviroSpark, under the direction of Aaron and Stephanie Luque, is an expert in the planning, implementation, and management of EV charging systems. To date, the business has installed more than 8,200 charging ports across North America.
Leading companies in a number of industries, including RaceTrac, Waffle House, IHG Hotels & Resorts, Ford Dealerships, HHHunt, and Asset Living, have recently entered into strategic alliances with EnviroSpark. Apart from its collaborations with Tesla, Volkswagen, Starwood Capital Group, and Volta (which was recently acquired by Shell), the company has also established a cooperation with the General Services Administration of the United States Federal Government.
“We are poised to accelerate our mission of fostering sustainable transportation solutions with strategic support from Basalt. This investment strengthens our resolve to ensuring that everyone has easy access to electric mobility while also supporting our efforts to expand.”
Aaron Luque
About EnviroSpark Energy Solutions
EnviroSpark, an industry leader in the turnkey design, installation, and maintenance of EV charging solutions, was founded in 2014 by Aaron and Stephanie Luque in Atlanta, GA. The company was established with two goals in mind: increasing public awareness of the advantages of electric cars and developing a more reliable infrastructure for EV charging. EnviroSpark, which has installed more than 8,200 charging plugs in North America to far, helps drivers and property owners by improving EV accessibility in ways that are convenient for them.
About Basalt Infrastructure Partners
Basalt is a North American and European infrastructure equity investment firm that specializes in utilities, energy, transportation, and digital infrastructure. Since 2013, more than thirty infrastructure projects in North America and Europe have been made by funds advised by Basalt.
