Otovo and InCharge Energy Launched Service Partnership
Commercial clients can now manage solar, battery, and EV charging maintenance through one provider.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Otovo and InCharge Energy have established a service partnership to consolidate maintenance for commercial energy assets across the United States. This collaboration allows businesses to manage solar, battery storage, and EV charging systems under a single service relationship.
Why it matters
The partnership streamlines operational management by providing commercial customers with unified preventive maintenance plans. By sharing access to the Endurance platform, the firms aim to reduce administrative complexity for property managers handling multiple energy systems.
The companies have integrated the Endurance platform to manage combined service records and dispatch technicians for solar, battery, and EV charging equipment. This partnership marks a shift from separate service agreements to a unified maintenance model for commercial clients.
The players
Otovo
An energy service provider specializing in behind-the-meter solar and battery storage systems for residential and commercial properties.
InCharge Energy
A company focused on the installation and long-term maintenance of electric vehicle charging infrastructure for commercial fleets and sites.
The details
The partnership operates by centralizing asset intelligence through the Endurance and InControl platforms, which allow both companies to log and close jobs. Customers benefit from having a single point of contact for preventive maintenance across their site’s electrical infrastructure. Each company continues to dispatch its own specialized technicians to ensure technical expertise for its respective energy assets.
Timeline
October 6, 2026: Otovo and InCharge Energy announced their partnership.
The Home Front
This partnership follows the industry trend toward integrated behind-the-meter energy management, reflecting a broader shift in how commercial properties handle decentralized power assets. It signals a move toward total-site maintenance, reducing the need for disparate contracts for individual systems.
Commercial property owners should review their existing service contracts to determine if consolidating their solar and charging maintenance offers a cost advantage. If you manage multiple energy assets, discuss the availability of these joint preventive maintenance plans with your facility manager.
The takeaway
Consolidating service records can significantly simplify site management and improve asset uptime for complex energy systems. Business owners should audit their current equipment maintenance schedules to identify which assets would benefit from a unified service agreement.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest developments in Electric Vehicles for your property needs.
Source note: This article includes information reported by CHARGED Electric Vehicles Magazine.
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