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Founded in 2009, FLO's journey began with its parent company, AddEnergie. AddEnergie has been instrumental in FLO's success. | Founded in 2009, FLO's journey began with its parent company, AddEnergie. AddEnergie has been instrumental in FLO's success. | ||
They have developed continuous charging stations and advanced network management software designed to meet the needs of residential, commercial and public users. They have developed many charging stations and advanced network management software to meet the needs of commercial, residential, and public users. | They have developed continuous charging stations and advanced network management software designed to meet the needs of residential, commercial and public users. | ||
They have developed many charging stations and advanced network management software to meet the needs of commercial, residential, and public users. | |||
One of the reasons for FLO's success was the integration of its two networks, Réseau VERMC and VERnetwork 1 in Quebec. | One of the reasons for FLO's success was the integration of its two networks, Réseau VERMC and VERnetwork 1 in Quebec. | ||
The merger creates a single, comprehensive charging network serving more than 20,000 Canadian drivers. | The merger creates a single, comprehensive charging network serving more than 20,000 Canadian drivers. | ||
It stands as Canada's largest charging network, a testament to FLO's commitment to providing reliable and accessible charging solutions. | It stands as Canada's largest charging network, a testament to FLO's commitment to providing reliable and accessible charging solutions. | ||
FLO's role as a charging network operator is immense, FLO is the infrastructure provider and operator of third party networks. | FLO's role as a charging network operator is immense, FLO is the infrastructure provider and operator of third party networks. | ||
Revision as of 05:14, 29 October 2023
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| Founded | 2009 |
| Headquarters | Quebec, Quebec, Canada |
| Industry | Major provider of smart charging software and equipment |
| Area Served | Canada, United States |
| Key People | Tom Werner (Chair of the board) Louis Tremblay (President and CEO) |
| Market Capital | N/A |
| Annual Revenue | $130.9 million (2023) |
| Operating Income | N/A |
| Net Income | N/A |
| Total Assets | N/A |
| Total Equity | N/A |
| Owners | Louis Tremblay
National Bank of Canada (as of Jun 2023) |
| Number of Employees | 600 |
| Website | https://www.flo.com/ |
| Social Media | Twitter, Facebook, Youtube |
| Notes | Specializes in EV charging network operator . |
Overview
FLO is headquartered in Quebec. The company holds a large share of the electric vehicle (EV) charger market. Louis Tremblay, CEO, took over the company in 2016.
FLO is a division of AddEnergie. It was established in 2009 and is experienced in developing network management, software and charging stations for the home, business and public markets.
History
FLO has a story of history and development. The Quebec startup launched in 2016 with the goal of revolutionizing the electric vehicle (EV) charger market. They became very popular by offering excellent chargers for electric cars.
Founded in 2009, FLO's journey began with its parent company, AddEnergie. AddEnergie has been instrumental in FLO's success. They have developed continuous charging stations and advanced network management software designed to meet the needs of residential, commercial and public users. They have developed many charging stations and advanced network management software to meet the needs of commercial, residential, and public users.
One of the reasons for FLO's success was the integration of its two networks, Réseau VERMC and VERnetwork 1 in Quebec. The merger creates a single, comprehensive charging network serving more than 20,000 Canadian drivers. It stands as Canada's largest charging network, a testament to FLO's commitment to providing reliable and accessible charging solutions.
FLO's role as a charging network operator is immense, FLO is the infrastructure provider and operator of third party networks.
Notable collaborations include Quebec's Electric Circuit and New Brunswick's Risauchi.
FLO is working with Green Mountain Power to expand its footprint in Vermont and establish public charging stations.
FLO's operational hub and national headquarters are located in Quebec, making them very strong in Canada. FLO has established offices in major Canadian cities such as Montreal and Mississauga, assembling all of its products at its factory in Shawnigan, Quebec, in order to get its products into the hands of its larger customers. Additionally, it has a presence in Vancouver, British Columbia and San Francisco, California, indicating its commitment to serving the North American EV market.
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