Where is BTCPower located?

BTCPower is headquartered in Santa Ana, United States.

How many employees does BTCPower have?

As of Aug 31, 2026, the latest employee count at BTCPower is 343.

Where does BTCPower rank among its competitors?

BTCPower ranks 68th amongst 1524 active competitors, of which 177 are funded. It stands 10th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Wallbox, which secured $13.5M in Jul, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of BTCPower?

BTCPower's top competitors include Octopus Energy, Wallbox and SPAN. Among them, Wallbox secured the most recent funding round in July, 2026.

BTCPower - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

EV charging systems manufacturer: AC Level 2 and DC Fast Chargers, specializing in innovative electric mobility solutions. They design, develop, and manufacture AC Level and DC Fast Chargers for diverse applications, including private, commercial, workplace, and highway locations. Their chargers cater to electric passenger vehicles and medium to heavy-duty electric vehicles like school buses and Class trucks. They offer a comprehensive product portfolio, including AC Chargers, All-in-One DC Chargers, and DC Split Systems. They serve various sectors, including hospitality, fleet, retail, fuel stations, dealerships, parking garages, workplaces, and apartments/condominiums. They are committed to providing reliable charging infrastructure for the growing electric vehicle market, supporting the transition to sustainable transportation.

Key Metrics

Founded Year

1999

Location

Santa Ana, United States

Stage

Acquired

Total Funding

$20M

Ranked

68^th among 1524 active competitors

Employee Count

343 as on Aug 31, 2026

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Wallbox & 919 more

Exit Details

Acquired by innogy (Jul 02, 2018)

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BTCPower got acquired by innogy on Jul 02, 2018.

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BTCPower has raised a total funding of $20M.

BTCPower's employee count trend

BTCPower has 343 employees as of Aug 26. Here is BTCPower's employee count trend over the years:

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Top competitors of BTCPower include Octopus Energy, Wallbox and SPAN. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of BTCPower, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Octopus Energy 2015, London (United Kingdom), Series G	Retailer of electricity and gas providing heat pumps and chargers	$2.8B	Generation Investment Management, CPP Investments ... & 21 others	81/100
2nd	Wallbox 2015, Barcelona (Spain), Public	Provider of electric-vehicle charging solutions	$70.2M	WIND Ventures, Cathay Innovation & 17 others	78/100
3rd	SPAN 2014, San Francisco (United States), Series C	Smart energy management technology platform that modernizes residential electrical systems	$419M	Wellington, Fifth Wall & 34 others	73/100
4th	myenergi 2016, Stallingborough (United Kingdom), Series C	Manufacturer of eco-smart home energy management and electric vehicle charging products	$36.8M	Energy Impact Partners, HSBC	71/100
5th	CTEK 1997, Vikmanshyttan (Sweden), Acquired	Provider of Electric vehicle charging solutions	$123M	Latour, EQT & 1 others	68/100
6th	Energous 2012, San Jose (United States), Public	Provider of RF-based charging solutions	$5.5M	Herald Investment Management, MDB Capital ... & 2 others	66/100
7th	FIMER 1969, Vimercate (Italy), Acquired	Provider of electric-vehicle charging solutions	$43.3M	GENERALFINANCE	63/100
8th	WiTricity 2007, Watertown (United States), Series G	Magnetic resonance-based wireless charging solutions for electric vehicles	$146M	Foxconn Electronics, Future Shape & 19 others	62/100
9th	dcbel 2015, Montreal (Canada), Series C	Developer of a home energy management system. This system allows homeowners to monitor, manage, and optimize their energy consumption. It facilitates the buying and selling of excess energy, enabling greater energy independence and resilience. The system integrates with various residential energy sources and apps, providing a comprehensive solution for home energy needs. It simplifies energy management through automated processes, offering users control and insights into their energy usage.	$152M	SVB, Coatue & 8 others	62/100
10th	Wi-Charge 2010, Rehovot (Israel), Series C	Offering optical wireless charging solutions	$23M	Standard Industries, Keter Holdings & 23 others	62/100
68th	BTCPower 1999, Santa Ana (United States), Acquired	EV charging systems manufacturer: AC Level 2 and DC Fast Chargers	$20M	-	46/100