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Time Equities Inc. partners with SWTCH Energy to deliver EV charging solutions across its real estate portfolio

Menands, NY Time Equities, Inc. (TEI), a New York City-based international, full-service real estate firm, is partnering with SWTCH Energy (SWTCH), one of North America’s leading providers of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions for multi-tenant buildings. By leveraging SWTCH's advanced EV technology and the comprehensive installation and operational expertise of its extensive network of qualified partners, TEI aims to provide an innovative solution that delivers exceptional value across its portfolio.

Together TEI and SWTCH will provide top-tier program management, construction oversight, and a seamless integration of EV charging hardware, software, and support services—all while ensuring exceptional value. SWTCH’s comprehensive EV charging solution includes state-of-the-art charging stations, intuitive mobile applications, and a robust network management platform, all designed to work in harmony to deliver outstanding experiences for both station owners and EV drivers.

"Our partnership with SWTCH represents a significant step forward in advancing Time Equities Inc.'s commitment to sustainable and future-focused real estate solutions,” said Elena Lebensbaum, director of sustainability at TEI. “By integrating innovative EV charging technology across our properties, we're not only enhancing tenant and visitor experiences but also aligning with our long-term sustainability goals. This collaboration empowers us to reduce our carbon footprint, support clean transportation infrastructure, and set a standard for environmentally responsible property management."

The installation at TEI’s 150 Broadway property in Menands, New York, marks the first site in the portfolio to feature SWTCH’s EV charging solution which includes 14 Level 2 chargers and one DC Fast Charger. The first ten Level 2 chargers are available to the public, with the remaining four chargers and Fast Charger reserved for the Department of Health. This installation was done in partnership with PlugIn Stations Online (PISO).

"We are thrilled to partner with Time Equities Inc. to support their forward-thinking approach to sustainability and commitment to enhancing their properties with innovative EV charging solutions,” said Jeremy Cohen, director of real estate partnerships at SWTCH. “This collaboration reflects a shared vision for a cleaner, greener future, and we’re excited to provide TEI with seamless technology, reliable infrastructure, and comprehensive support to drive their sustainability initiatives forward."

TEI and SWTCH plan to deploy 200 EV chargers across TEI’s portfolio over the next few years, carefully analyzing each property to identify optimal locations that maximize economic and operational efficiency.

 

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