Oshawa, ON – EnerFORGE, a member of the Oshawa Power Group of Companies and leader in the Distributed Energy Resource (DER) sector, is proud to announce a strategic partnership with Elocity, Canada’s fastest growing EV charging platform provider. This strategic partnership enhances EnerFORGE’s growing portfolio and supports the deployment of scalable, future-ready EV charging infrastructure for communities, businesses, and utilities.
As EV adoption accelerates across Canada, organizations face increasing pressure to deploy charging infrastructure that is reliable, secure, and scalable. Per Electric Mobility Canada’s medium growth forecast, this sector is expected to triple between 2026 and 2040. This growth creates both opportunity and complexity for customers navigating long term infrastructure decisions.
Through this partnership, EnerFORGE will integrate Elocity’s advanced EV charging platform into its solutions portfolio, providing a key piece in its complete turnkey DER suite. Together, EnerFORGE and Elocity will support multi-residential, commercial, institutional, public, and fleet charging applications with a focus on scalability, performance, and long-term value.
The partnership will support projects across Canadian markets, aligning with EnerFORGE’s strategic objective to deliver integrated energy solutions that support decarbonization and grid resilience goals, including Canada’s commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
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“We are pleased to enter into this partnership with Elocity, Canada’s fastest growing EV charging manufacturer and software developer. This partnership extends Enerforge’s current solutions portfolio and completes our turnkey offering in the Distributed Energy Resource space. As the Canadian EV market accelerates and is forecasted to triple by 2040, this partnership strengthens EnerFORGE’s ability to deliver scalable, fully integrated EV charging solutions across Canada.”
– Brad Sandbrook, Sr. Vice President of Growth and Innovation, EnerFORGE
“We’re proud to partner with EnerFORGE to accelerate EV adoption across Canada with infrastructure that is scalable, reliable, and future-ready for DER integration. As a Made-in-Canada EV charging technology company—delivering both EV chargers and advanced software—Elocity brings global experience and proven expertise from working with leading utilities and energy partners across multiple markets worldwide. We are especially proud to be delivering the largest multi-residential EV charging project in Canada, demonstrating what is possible when smart charging is deployed at scale. This partnership reinforces our belief that a utility-first approach is essential to the energy transition and the future of electric vehicle charging, enabling stronger grid resilience, better customer outcomes, and faster electrification of Canadian communities.”
– Sanjeev Singh, Founder & CEO, Elocity
About EnerFORGE
EnerFORGE focuses on intelligent positioning to provide value to its customers. EnerFORGE develops, owns, and operates infrastructure as well as provides ancillary utility services. EnerFORGE owns and operates electric vehicle chargers, solar, wind, renewable natural gas plant and combined heat and power systems to support decarbonization. EnerFORGE operates one of the largest district energy systems in Ontario for Toronto Community Housing providing cost effective and low carbon energy.
About Elocity
Elocity Technologies Inc. (“Elocity”) is a Canadian EV charging technology company operating in over 12 countries across four continents. Through its HIEV™ platform and Made-in-Canada smart EV chargers and charging solutions, Elocity delivers reliable, secure, and scalable EV charging for multi-residential, commercial, public, workplace, fleet, and utility applications. Elocity is proud to power some of the world’s most ambitious EV charging deployments, including a global multi-residential rollout of approximately 8,000 EV chargers and one of Canada’s largest multi-residential EV charging projects with more than 1,200 EV chargers—enabled through intelligent load management, utility-grade integrations, and a strong focus on long-term infrastructure performance.
