Making EV Charging Ubiquitous

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About Us

What We Do

CHARGiQUiTY is about providing ubiquitous electric vehicle charging stations for everyone. We believe in sustainability and doing our part to create a greener future.

With over 20 million EV home charger owners worldwide and the rising popularity of sharing economies like Uber and Airbnb, there's a massive untapped potential in the EV charging market. Our goal is to unlock this potential by creating a new sharing economy of home EV chargers.

We offer subsidized charge adapter devices to home charger owners, enabling them to monetize access to their chargers through charge share fees. These fees are facilitated by our adapter and API, which seamlessly connects with existing charger finder apps. This creates a win-win situation: EV drivers gain convenient access to a vast network of home chargers, while charger owners earn additional income from their existing infrastructure.

By leveraging the existing trend of shared economies and catering to the growing number of EV owners, we are poised to revolutionize the EV charging landscape. Our solution not only addresses the current limitations of public charging infrastructure but also empowers individuals to actively participate in and benefit from the transition to electric mobility.

Changing EV charging & promoting sustainability by:

Decreased Energy Burden

By shifting the focus from full charges to convenient top-ups, we encourage more efficient energy consumption and reduce the financial burden on EV owners.

Reduced Grid Impact

Distributing charging opportunities throughout the day helps mitigate strain on the power grid, particularly during peak hours. This approach enables EV owners to top-up as needed and charge fully during off-peak hours when electricity rates are lower.

Decreased Environmental Impact

By facilitating the faster adoption of EVs and promoting efficient charging practices, we indirectly contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and environmental pollution.

Increased Access to Low-Cost Capital

Leveraging tax credits for chargers and subsidies for our device, we empower homeowners to invest in EV infrastructure and recoup their initial outlay costs more quickly.

Increased High-Quality Job Creation

Our platform provides a fertile ground for app developers to create innovative solutions, fostering a thriving ecosystem of high-quality job opportunities.

Increased Clean Energy Enterprises

Homeowners can generate additional income streams by participating in the shared charging network, creating a new wave of clean energy enterprises and promoting economic growth.

Increased Energy Democracy

Our primary goal is to build a supplemental private charger network that empowers communities to actively participate in and benefit from the energy transition, fostering energy democracy and ownership.

Increased Parity in Clean Energy Access

By making it simple and appealing for anyone to share their EV charger, we democratize access to clean energy and accelerate its adoption across diverse communities.

Increased Energy Resilience

Supplementing the public charging network with a robust private network enhances energy resilience by alleviating range anxiety and charge uncertainty. This makes EV ownership more viable and promotes a sustainable energy future.

Our Founders

Andrew Kemal

A seasoned technology executive and entrepreneur, with a two-decade tenure at Qualcomm leading multinational technology groups during the fast-paced mobile tech boom of the 90s and 00s. As a key engineer for the Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless (BREW), he played a pivotal role in shaping the mobile App Store experience, a precursor to the Android and iPhone App Stores. His career began in defense technologies, earning him an award-winning apprenticeship in the mid-80s, and in 2016 he founded INFIX, a business tech consulting firm.

Sherman Gregory

A highly accomplished technology executive with a three-decade career at Qualcomm, where he played a pivotal role in the commercialization of CDMA and the development of 2nd and 3rd generation mobile cellular technologies. He retired in 2016 as VP of technology, holding numerous patents in digital communications. His expertise is complemented by a master's degree in electrical engineering and a lifelong passion for automobiles and car collecting.