Juicer Energy plans 70-charger project for commercial properties
The Seattle-area startup, led by Nick Huzar, builds EV charging and battery setups.
Juicer Energy, an electric vehicle infrastructure venture based in the Seattle area, has slated a 70-charger deployment for 2027 [1].
Formed in 2023, the startup installs and runs EV charging systems paired with on-site battery storage for commercial real estate [1]. Co-founder and CEO Nick Huzar steers the enterprise as it expands its footprint across commercial sites [1].
Addressing the market focus, Huzar noted that "we think there’s a big opportunity there" [1]. This project aims to serve as the flagship site for its integrated power and charging offerings [1].
Questions and answers
What does Juicer Energy do?
Juicer Energy develops, installs, and manages electric vehicle charging hubs and battery storage systems tailored for commercial sites.
Who leads Juicer Energy?
The company was co-founded by CEO Nick Huzar in 2023.
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Sources
- 1.OfferUp co-founder sees ‘mini power plants’ in buildings full of EVs — GeekWire, Nov 12, 2026
