1. Technology overview
chargeNET is an electric vehicle charging network and technology company founded in 2015 in Colombo, Sri Lanka, formed to address the shortage of reliable charging infrastructure as EV adoption began to grow in the country. It designs, manufactures and operates charging equipment engineered locally by a Sri Lankan team, aiming to make EV charging accessible for individual drivers as well as businesses and property owners across the island.
The company operates a network of chargers positioned in cities and along inter-city routes, managed through a cloud platform with remote monitoring and OCPP-based interoperability. Corporate and government partners can license the platform to run branded charging stations at their own properties, while a mobile app lets drivers locate stations, start sessions and pay. Customers include property managers, fleet operators, hospitality businesses and government agencies in Sri Lanka, with the company also pursuing expansion into other markets.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
1. Charger manufacturing: Designs and assembles EV charging hardware locally in Sri Lanka.
2. Remote monitoring: IoT-connected chargers report status and usage in real time.
3. OCPP compatibility: Supports OCPP 2.0.1 for interoperability with third-party systems.
4. Mobile app access: Drivers locate, start and pay for charging sessions via the app.
5. Partner licensing: Property owners and businesses can host branded stations on the platform.
6. Multi-segment service: Serves individual drivers, corporate fleets and government partners.
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