“There’s a reason great companies like Audi are partnering with Noodoe, and there’s a reason we continue to seek new partners,” says Noodoe CEO Jennifer Chang. “There’s an urgency to our work, as we expect the total installed base of charging points to increase exponentially between now and 2024 in North America, from 700,000 to 2.4 million locations. To handle demand for EV charging hardware and software, we must work together to improve EV connectivity penetration rate, which currently stands at around 30 percent of what is needed for ubiquitous service.”

Chang believes the feature attraction of Noodoe is their future-proof operating system, known in the industry as Noodoe EV OS. “Owners looking to get into EV charging are requiring operating efficiency,” says Chang. “By automating the business operation, Noodoe EV OS enables the owner/operator to achieve the lowest possible operating cost. Controlling and running all EV charging stations, Noodoe EV OS fully automates everything – 24/7 charging service delivery, automatic peak-hour price adjustment, automatic transaction billing, automatic payment processing, automatic bank transfer, automatic infrastructure diagnostics, and intelligent energy management. It’s so automated that the operator can sit back and monitor revenue being continuously generated.”

Despite COVID-19 related supply chain disruptions, the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) annual Global EV Outlook reports that the worldwide electric vehicle fleet continues to significantly expand in 2020.

“Everyone Noodoe partners with has something in common; the commitment to create a cleaner environment for all, protect the planet and inspire smart economic growth,” says Chang. “With all the scientific evidence pointing to climate change, I’m more convinced than ever that consumers will make the shift to electric vehicles.”