Recently, Blink Charging has formed a strategic alliance with Create Energy, a renewable energy company based in Tennessee. This collaboration aims to offer advanced products and solutions for energy management.
This will allow customers to centralize and integrate their energy assets into a single platform. The alliance leverages the strengths of both companies to provide a comprehensive and exclusive solution in the renewable energy sector, specifically designed for the commercial and industrial (C&I) market.
By offering a unified solution, this collaboration reduces the overall costs of projects by simplifying their acquisition and integration, lowering administrative and logistical expenses.
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Strategic Partnership
The collaboration maximizes the technological efficiencies of both companies, that is, the range of products and services from Create Energy, including solar panels, battery energy storage systems (BESS), transformers, electrical panels, and EPC services.
On the other hand, supply chain logistics companies, convenience store management, the automotive industry, commercial real estate, and others now have the opportunity to seamlessly integrate Blink Charging’s chargers with the solutions offered by Create Energy.
Blink Charging: Featured Speaker at Latam Mobility
At the Latam Mobility & Net Zero: Cono Sur 2024 event, Blink Charging, a global leader in charging infrastructure, highlighted its expansion in Latin America, operating in 13 countries in the region with 85,000 charging points worldwide.
Patricia Baires, the company’s business development manager, emphasized the company’s vertical integration, which allows for customized and detailed solutions for its clients.
She also highlighted the commercial and fleet benefits provided by Blink’s chargers, such as additional revenue generation and operational cost reduction.
Finally, Baires reaffirmed Blink’s commitment to continued investment in Latin America, adapting to local regulations.
