EV charging scale Opportunity to upsell integrated energy hub and modular storage solutions to support rapid expansion of Jule's EV charging network, leveraging their 70 MW installed capacity and ongoing deployments in Ontario, Manitoba, Michigan, and additional Canada-US projects.

Grid independence Position Jule’s grid-independent charging technology as a differentiator for customers in regions with unstable grids or high peak demand, offering reliability and onsite energy efficiency that reduces utility dependence and improves site resilience.

Public sector tie‑ins Leverage government collaborations like the U of T Engineering partnership to propose funded pilots, grants, or incentive programs for scalable EV charging infrastructure at campuses, municipalities, and transit depots.

Energy storage updates Highlight opportunities to bundle battery storage retrofits or upgrades with existing and planned charging networks to extend service life, improve charging speed, and optimize energy usage on site.

Growth through partnerships Target strategic alliances with engineering firms, utilities, and research institutions to accelerate deployments, share R&D risk, and expand Jule’s geographic footprint in North America.