Electric Era vs Electric Hydrogen
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Electric Era's PowerNode EV charging stations use battery storage to deliver 200kW fast charging with only 120kW of grid demand; achieved 98%+ uptime; targeting 10,000 US installations by 2030; set 54-day installation record at Costco in May 2025.
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Electric Era is a clean energy company founded by former SpaceX engineers that designs and manufactures AI-driven EV fast charging infrastructure. Its flagship product, the PowerNode, integrates a 120 kW/60 kWh battery storage pack with smart power management software to deliver high-speed EV charging at locations that lack sufficient grid capacity for direct-connection fast chargers. By buffering energy in onsite battery storage, PowerNode stations can supply up to 200 kW of charging power across four fast charging stalls while drawing only 120 kW from the grid — compared to the 600 kW that direct-connection systems would require.
Electric Hydrogen designs and manufactures 100MW+ industrial electrolyzer systems for green hydrogen production at scale; raised $380M in funding including a $200M Series C in 2023;
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Electric Hydrogen is a Natick, Massachusetts-based clean energy company founded in 2020 by Raffi Garabedian (former CEO of First Solar) and David Eaglesham. The company designs and manufactures large-scale industrial electrolyzers — systems that use electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen — intended to produce green hydrogen at the cost and scale required to decarbonize heavy industries. Electric Hydrogen's core product is a 100MW electrolyzer plant that represents one of the largest single electrolyzer systems commercially available, designed for industrial customers in steel, ammonia, chemicals, and fuel production who need hydrogen at massive volumes.
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