InCharge Energy, DLL Team Up on EV Charging Expansion
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Electric fleet charging could become more accessible in the U.S. under a , which will provide financing options to help businesses, schools and public agencies expand their charging infrastructure.
The companies announced the agreement Feb. 18, saying the goal is to lower financial barriers for organizations looking to transition to electric vehicles. A release announcing the news did not provide details on eligibility requirements or when the financing options would become available.
The partnership combines InCharge Energy’s charging hardware and maintenance services with DLL’s expertise in equipment financing. By reducing upfront costs, the companies said they aim to make EV adoption a more practical option for fleet operators.
“A , we believe that accelerating the energy transition means making cleaner transportation solutions both more accessible and affordable,” said Adrian Leach, DLL’s global head of energy transition. “Our partnership with InCharge Energy reflects a shared commitment to expanding electric fleet charging infrastructure in the U.S., enabling more businesses to take meaningful steps toward decarbonization.”
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provides charging equipment and service support across North America. Its InService program offers maintenance for multiple charger brands, while its InControl fleet management platform tracks costs and charging efficiency.
“InCharge has identified an opportunity to provide financial options that enable our customers to electrify faster to meet sustainability goals while improving fleet economics and performance,” said Obrie Hostetter, vice president of financial products at InCharge Energy. “By partnering with DLL, known for its deep expertise, flexibility and collaborative approach in financial services, we at InCharge are thrilled to continue to provide innovative solutions that are tailored to address the evolving needs of our customers.”
DLL, a Netherlands-based financial services firm, manages a portfolio of more than 46 billion euros and specializes in financing for equipment and technology. The company provides funding across industries including transportation and clean energy.
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