Voltera’s customers are companies that have a pressing need to power EVs at scale. They are challenged by the fact that charging infrastructure does not exist in the right place, at the right time, or of the right type necessary to support planned EV deployments. They're also challenged by the complexity of siting, building, owning, and operating EV charging infrastructure without disrupting operations or investing significant time and upfront capital.

With strong equity backing from EQT – one of the world’s largest private equity groups –we’re executing on a multibillion-dollar plan to acquire, build, own and operate critical charging infrastructure to help you overcome those challenges. Deep experience deploying charging assets, proven critical infrastructure expertise and key strategic partners uniquely position Voltera to help you get to market fast, eliminate upfront CapEx, maximize vehicle time in service, and deliver a great charging experience.

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Nick Schuneman

Uziel Rios

Thomas Ashley

Tanya Chang

Anthony Talarico

Jules T.

Jonathan Colbert

Sue Liu

Tara Rudolph

Kit Ahuja

Carrie C.

Casey C.

The Finance & Investment team at Voltera is responsible for managing financial planning, accounting, and strategic investment initiatives. They analyze and optimize the company’s financial resources to support the development and operation of EV charging infrastructure. The team’s primary functions include budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting, and evaluating investment opportunities to ensure sustainable growth and the successful execution of Voltera’s multibillion-dollar plans.

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