EV charging company ePower raises €2m for expansion plans

The Cork-based company, which was founded in 2018, supplies and installs electric vehicle chargers in homes, businesses and the public buildings across the country.
Following the increased investment into EVs, other firms have secured deals including Cork company Ohme’s contract with securing Swedish car brand Polestar earlier this month.

Following the increased investment into EVs, other firms have secured deals including Cork company Ohme’s contract with securing Swedish car brand Polestar earlier this month.

Electric vehicle charger installation company ePower has raised €2m in funding from private investors which the company said will be used to expand the business further.

The Cork-based company, which was founded in 2018, supplies and installs electric vehicle chargers in homes, businesses and the public buildings across the country.

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