Invisible Urban Charging and JLL launch global EV charging partnership

Invisible Urban Charging (IUL) has partnered with JLL to roll out and service large-scale banks of EV chargers worldwide.
By James Foster June 20, 2023 Read time: 1 min
Over the next 12-18 months, IUC plans to deploy more than 80,000 EV chargers across the US and Europe. Photo: Business Wire

Under the terms of the partnership, JLL will serve as IUC’s exclusive project management partner, providing a global installation capability through its network of electrical contractors, logistics, and signage partners. All chargers will be connected to IUC’s proprietary core software platform to deploy and provide maintenance for large numbers of EV charger banks at heavily trafficked sites.

The global partnership builds on several successful high-density deployments of EV chargers throughout the United States. Together, IUC and JLL have successfully deployed banks of chargers in Florida, Arizona, Illinois, and Georgia. 

Globally, JLL operates in 80 counties with 300 offices, which provides the necessary local presence to deliver logistical support and services at scale. In addition to partnering with JLL on deployment, IUC is also leveraging JLL’s research and sustainability teams to provide timely intelligence on opportunity sourcing based on local need, regulatory standards, and current and expected capacity.

By partnering with major property owners, IUC and JLL facilitate on-site EV charging at scale, helping meet the estimated demand for nearly seven million chargers in the US and Europe by 2030. Over the next 12-18 months, IUC plans to deploy more than 80,000 EV chargers across the US and Europe.

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