Eve Energy

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We make electric vehicle charging effortless, affordable, and grid-friendly.

EVE is the most advanced and economical electric vehicle charging solution designed for apartments and workplaces.

EVE is an electric vehicle (EV) charging software platform that manages all EV charging operations for property managers in a way that makes the chargers profitable instead of a cost center.

Our software enhances property value by improving the way EV chargers are used through an Automated Scheduling App that increases access to chargers for drivers, while minimizing electric costs by up to 50% for buildings. Our platform is easy to implement, energy-efficient, and economical for all stakeholders.

Buildings

We take care of all of your EV charging needs. Our team of experienced professionals handle everything from installation and maintenance to our specialty, charging management.

EVE’s Charging Management Platform generates the highest return on investment!

Key benefits:

	Scheduling App Creates self-managed charging communities that increases user satisfaction and eliminates local staff involvement
	Billing We provide a safe and flexible billing platform to monetize electricity costs for your building while generating a profit
	Energy management EVE reduces energy costs by avoiding peak demand charges, saving up to 50% off electric bills
	Usage and Reports EVE tracks charger usage so buildings absorb the maximum value from each EV charger

Reduce EV Electricity Costs by 30-50%

Enhance Property Value

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EV Drivers

No more waiting lines… EVE provides a one touch booking system that empowers drivers to reserve charging sessions in advance to maximize charger availability.

Notify Drivers

Swap Sessions

Report Faulty Chargers

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340 S Lemon Ave, Suite 1891, Walnut, CA 91789
814-409-8760 | 561-756-1403
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Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin always believed in investing some of the company's resources in hard, long-term problems. In 2010, a new division forms to work on moonshots: sci-fi sounding technologies that aim to make the world a radically better place.

2010 Impact, not just research

This new division gets a placeholder name: X. It has a first project: self-driving cars. Is it a research center? An incubator? Is it philanthropic? No. It's a Moonshot Factory looking 5-10 years into the future and aiming to invent new technologies and launch them into the world.

2010 An early flurry of invention

The first batch of projects begins, including wearable computer Google Glass as well as Google Brain, which proves while at X that AI is ready to make everyday products useful. Other teams tackle indoor maps (Insight) and improving photography on mobile devices (GCam).

2012 Hardest Things First

Audacious idea: deliver Internet from giant balloons flying freely on the stratospheric winds. A determined team sets out to prove this was impossible — the opposite of what most people do. By tackling the hardest problems one by one, they get Loon flying and cement a mindset that becomes a cornerstone of X's culture.

2013 A first in New Zealand

30 lighter-than-air solar-powered Loon balloons launch in the Canterbury area of New Zealand. Sheep farmer Charles Nimmo is the first person in the world to connect to balloon-powered Internet.

2013 Moonshot Milestones

Makani's 20kw prototype energy kite successfully achieves a special kind of flight called “crosswind flight” that the team will use to generate electricity.

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2014 Moonshot Milestones

Project Wing delivers candy and dog treats to sheep farmers in Australia to test its drone technology.

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2014 Moonshot Milestones

The Self-Driving Car project develops the “Firefly” prototype, built from the ground up for fully autonomous operation.

2015 Life sciences converge

Health professionals have long aimed to move treatment from largely reactive to proactive. A collection of new technologies developed at X, including a smart contact lens, come together around this mission and ultimately graduate from X to form Alphabet company Verily.

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2015 The X In Alphabet

Alphabet forms in August 2015, separating Google's Internet products from a set of smaller teams working on very different problems. Still an innovation lab, but now a separate division within Alphabet, Google X becomes X, and its job is to generate moonshot-based businesses for Alphabet.

2015 No Ordinary Ride

In 2015, the Self-Driving Car team completes the world's first fully self-driving ride on public roads in Austin TX — no steering wheel, pedals, or test drivers involved. Steve Mahan, the former CEO of the Santa Clara Valley Blind Center, is the inaugural passenger.

2016 Introducing Waymo

The Self-Driving Car team, X's first moonshot project, graduates to become its own Alphabet company with the mission of building a better driver and making it safe and easy for everyone to get around.

Visit Waymo

2017 The Factory Operating Manual

Over several years of moonshot-taking, we notice some cultural habits that make audacious thinking and radical creativity easier — and repeatable.

2017 Moonshot Milestones

Makani generates electricity with the M600 prototype. This version of the kite has the potential to power about 300 homes.

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2017 Moonshot Milestones

Project Wing begins delivering food and other goods to families in rural areas around Canberra, Australia.

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2017 Moonshot Milestones

Dozens of organizations adopt Glass Enterprise Edition so workers can keep their hands and attention on their work while getting easy access to the information they need.

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2017 Helping out after disasters

After devastating floods in Peru and Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, Project Loon flies in to provide basic connectivity and help people get access to vital information and basic communication tools.

2017 Recent X Graduates

Dandelion graduates from X. The company reduces carbon emissions from home heating and cooling by using abundant geothermal energy from under people's homes.

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2018 Recent X Graduates

Cybersecurity needs a moonshot — lists of top global threats now include cybersecurity next to usual suspects like climate change and natural disasters. Chronicle graduates from X and becomes an Alphabet company to help companies detect and deflect cyberattacks.

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The story of X

The story of X

2010 Impact, not just research

2010 An early flurry of invention

2012 Hardest Things First

2013 A first in New Zealand

2013 Moonshot Milestones

2014 Moonshot Milestones

2014 Moonshot Milestones

2015 Life sciences converge

2015 The X In Alphabet

2015 No Ordinary Ride

2016 Introducing Waymo

2017 The Factory Operating Manual

2017 Moonshot Milestones

2017 Moonshot Milestones

2017 Moonshot Milestones

2017 Helping out after disasters

2017 Recent X Graduates

2018 Recent X Graduates

Keep Up-To-Date With X

We make electric vehicle charging effortless, affordable, and grid-friendly.

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