Charge Enterprises says infrastructure backlog exceeds $138M at Q2-end

Charge Enterprises, reported its second consecutive quarter of record backlog after the close of the second quarter 2023, and reaffirmed its commitment to pursuing growth within the electric vehicle EV charging infrastructure sector. “Our growing record backlog of approximately $138M at the end of the second quarter of 2023 demonstrates the demand for our essential white-glove infrastructure services. It reinforces our skilled teams’ processes and approach to enabling the next generation of EV, broadband, and electrical infrastructure. We will continue to execute our strategy to expand our EV charging infrastructure business and explore opportunities in fleet, multi-family, big-box retail, and other channels. We are committed to educating clients and providing best-in-class service to support the nationwide EV transition,” said Andrew Fox, Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.