Otovo and InCharge Energy Formed Partnership
The two energy firms have united to provide commercial customers with bundled maintenance for their energy assets.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Otovo and InCharge Energy have launched a service partnership to manage commercial energy assets across the United States. The collaboration offers bundled preventive maintenance for solar, battery storage, and EV charging equipment.
Why it matters
The partnership aims to streamline operations by providing commercial clients with a single point of contact for diverse energy infrastructure needs. By consolidating these services, businesses can more efficiently manage their onsite energy systems.
The integrated service agreement covers solar, battery storage, and EV charging hardware. Both companies will continue to dispatch their own technicians while utilizing shared asset intelligence platforms.
The players
Otovo
Otovo is a provider of behind-the-meter energy services that specializes in residential and commercial solar and battery storage solutions.
InCharge Energy
InCharge Energy is a company that focuses on the installation, maintenance, and management of electric vehicle charging infrastructure for commercial fleets and sites.
The details
The companies have integrated the Endurance platform to centralize job logging, technician dispatching, and service closing. This shared digital infrastructure allows both firms to coordinate maintenance tasks for customers who use their combined services.
Timeline
October 6, 2026: Otovo and InCharge Energy announced the partnership.
Roadmap
The automotive and energy sectors are increasingly moving toward unified infrastructure management as businesses deploy complex onsite power networks. This consolidation helps companies maintain performance levels across disparate systems like EV chargers and battery storage.
Commercial customers can expect simplified service requests and consolidated records for their energy assets. This integrated approach reduces the administrative burden typically associated with coordinating multiple vendors for solar and charging equipment.
The takeaway
Bundling service contracts can significantly improve operational efficiency for companies managing complex energy infrastructures. Businesses should evaluate their current service agreements to see if consolidating maintenance providers could reduce downtime and administrative oversight.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by CHARGED Electric Vehicles Magazine.
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