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What’s new at Salve.
Shipped and learned.
NEVI reports now file themselves.
Quarterly federal and state filings are generated from live uptime data, with every exclusion backed by evidence. Stations at risk are flagged months before the filing is due.
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Salve raises $48M to end the charging night shift
The round funds field network expansion in the Southeast and a second engineering hub in Denver.
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Brightway Charge cut truck rolls by 64% in six months
How a 412-port Texas network moved its night shift into the console.
8 min readPlaybooks 3: watch-only mode and hard guardrails
Try any playbook without touching a charger, then switch it on site by site.
5 min readWhat the 97% uptime rule means for your next quarter
A plain-English guide to how uptime is counted and which outages are excluded.
6 min readSalve now watches chargers in 41 states
61,400 ports and 214 networks, from Seattle garages to Miami travel centers.
2 min readFull OCPP 2.0.1 support, including ISO 15118
Plug and Charge sessions now show up in diagnosis and driver messages.
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Lakeshore Transit files its first report in one day
Chicago’s transit agency on moving 96 depot ports off spreadsheets.
6 min read140 field service partners, one work order format
The Salve field network now covers every state we operate in.
3 min readThe night report, now on your phone
A morning summary built for a thumb: what broke, what Salve fixed, and the one thing that needs you.
3 min readPress
What others are saying.Sample coverage.
“The rare charging startup that talks about uptime instead of maps.”
“Salve’s watch-only mode is the most sensible way to let software touch a charger.”
“Operators we spoke to called the night report the feature they would not give up.”
Press questions: partners@salve.energy