King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) is delighted to have advised electric vehicle charging services provider and Aussie start up success story JET Charge in respect of its latest capital raise.
The proceeds from the $72m capital raise will be used to jumpstart JET Charge’s ‘charging as a service’ offering and scale its EV charging infrastructure.
The majority of capital raised was from global private capital fund, Mirova who focuses on sustainable investments. Mirova’s investment in JET Charge illustrates the increasingly important role that private capital will play in funding the energy transition.
The KWM team was led by Partner Peter Stirling and Senior Associate Genovieve Lajeunesse with support from Partner Greg Protektor, Senior Associate Michael Evans and Solicitors Katherine Chork and James Melville.
JET Charge CEO Tim Washington recently spoke at the KWM Digital Future Summit on the new service economy and infrastructure rising to meet the opportunity consumer-generated energy resources offer as part of the energy transition.
