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Tellus Power Green offers various Electric Vehicle Charging Solutions ranging from AC chargers to DC Chargers.

Tellus Power is a fast-growing EV infrastructure manufacturing company headquartered in Foothill Ranch, CA. In addition to offering a wide range of products and services, we pride ourselves on our ability to work on customization solutions that specifically meet clients' needs.

We manufacture and assemble Buy America-compliant EV fast chargers by using locally-sourced and manufactured steel, internal, and external components.

Founded in 2001, Tritium (NASDAQ: DCFC) designs and manufactures proprietary hardware and software to create advanced and reliable DC fast chargers for electric vehicles.

TurnOnGreen has been providing world-class technology-based solutions for mission-critical applications and lifesaving services, in which innovation is the main driver, for over 50 years.

United Chargers Inc. is a Canadian manufacturer and software company focused on research, development, and manufacturing of electric vehicle supply equipment.

We are based in California and the #1 EV charging station manufacturer in Asia with 40k+ charging points operating in Asia, North America and Europe. As a trusted brand, we've provided EV charging and energy storage solutions to 100+ top players globally including Tesla, BMW and Enel X.

Webasto, founded in 1901, is a global organization of 13,000 employees that manufactures emobility products such as EV chargers and battery systems, automotive roof systems, heating systems, and automotive convertible systems.

XCharge Energy is a manufacturer of DCFC and Smart Grid solutions designed for the North American grid. XCharge manufactures an innovative 208Vac 3P DCFC capable of 95kW output, tapping into a building's existing electrical capacity to deliver significant revenue opportunity.

At Zero Impact Solutions (ZIS), we specialize in providing end-to-end solutions for your business to meet the Electrical Vehicle (EV) demands in your parking lot, be it from your clients, employees, or vendors. In 2018, Electrical Vehicles accounted for 2% of all U.S auto sales, or 325,000 cars.