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Coulomb Press Release: Announces Completion of Series D Financing Raising $47.5 Million

Coulomb Technologies, Inc., the leading
electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions provider, today announced that it
has secured $47.5 million of financing. Braemar Energy Ventures and Kleiner
Perkins Caufield & Byers led the financing and were joined by Toyota Tsusho
Corporation and existing investor Rho Ventures. Existing investors
including Voyager Capital, Siemens Venture Capital GmbH, Harbor Pacific
Capital Partners and Hartford Ventures also participated. The financing
will enable Coulomb to expand its operations and further grow the
ChargePointR Network, the largest network of independently owned charging
stations in the world, and expand the deployment of its next generation
cloud-based charging solutions for electric vehicles. Additionally, Coulomb
will expand its position in both existing and new markets. Scott DePasquale
from Braemar and Michael Linse from Kleiner Perkins have joined Coulomb’s
Board of Directors.

Posted on May 7, 2012 in Coulomb Technologies by CFC 0 Comments

City of Milwaukee Unveils Plans for Up to Five ChargePoint Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Coulomb Technologies announced today that the new electric vehicle (EV) charging station unveiled at Discovery World in Milwaukee is part of Coulomb’s ChargePoint® Network, the largest network of independently owned charging stations in the world.

Coulomb Technologies Announces Completion of ChargePoint America Program

Coulomb Technologies Announces Completion of ChargePoint America Program
Shipping Milestone of More than 2400 Public and Commercial Charging Stations

The Boeing Company Now Using Coulomb Technologies ChargePoint Network for Workplace Electric Vehicle Charging in Four States

Coulomb Technologies today announced that The Boeing Company, the world’s leading aerospace company and the largest manufacturer of commercial jetliners and military aircraft, has installed Coulomb’s ChargePoint stations for electric vehicles (EV) on four campuses; Bellevue, Wash., Portland, Ore., El Segundo, Calif. and Mesa, Ariz. The charging stations are part of a pilot program sponsored by the Boeing Utilities Services & Conservation group to respond to employee requests for EV charging at work.