ePower
Manage electric vehicle charging
- B2B
- B2C
- Has physical offices
- Hardware
- Sales-led purchase
About ePower
Specializing in providing fully managed electric vehicle charging solutions for domestic, commercial, and public use, with fully funded options available
Key facts
- Industry
- Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
- Company size
- 51–250 employees
- Headquarters
- Little Island, Cork, Ireland
- Founded
- 2018
- Revenue
- $27M – $116MTamtam estimate
- Website
- epower.ie
ePower in the news
- E-Power Inc. Receives Nasdaq Notification Regarding Minimum Bid Price Deficiency
E-Power Inc. is facing potential Nasdaq delisting after its share price fell below the $1.00 minimum requirement for 30 days.
- Agritechnica 2025: John Deere goes electric with 130hp EPower
John Deere is launching a 130hp electric tractor prototype with modular battery packs and fast-charging capabilities for a 2027 market release.
- Charging firm ePower raises €30m in fresh funding
ePower secured 30 million Euro in funding to expand its ultra-fast electric vehicle charging network to over 200 locations across Ireland.
- ePower raises €30m in biggest ever funding round
ePower raised €30 million to expand its network of ultra-fast electric vehicle charging stations across Ireland.
- EV charging and solar power provider ePower raises €30m
Irish EV charging and solar provider ePower raised €30m to expand its ultra-fast charging network to over 200 sites.
ePower at a glance
ePower is a B2B/B2C company in the Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing industry, headquartered in Little Island, Cork, Ireland.
ePower was founded in 2018.
ePower has 51–250 employees.
ePower's revenue is $27M – $116M (Tamtam estimate).
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