Paua partners with Powerverse to widen fleet home-charging hardware options
The deal gives Paua Reimburse customers access to Powerverse's home chargers and installation services, extending support to brands including Cord, WaEV, Keba and Go-e.
UK EV charging payment platform Paua has struck a deal with Powerverse, Fleet News reported, to give its business customers access to Powerverse's home chargers and installation services, extending the range of home charging solutions available through Paua Reimburse.
Through Powerverse, Paua said it can now support home charging reimbursement across a broader range of charge points, including Cord, WaEV, Keba, Injet, Teltonika, Go-e, Sevadis, Garo, Stevie and EVTec.
The two companies said they aim to help fleet operators manage the complete home charging journey, from selecting and installing charge points through to capturing charging data and reimbursing employees for electricity used to charge business vehicles. Powerverse said it already provides technology for leasing companies and fleets covering multi-brand charger choice, installation management, compliance records and home charging reimbursement.
Paua combines home charging reimbursement with public, workplace and shared depot charging, giving fleet managers a single platform for managing charging across the different places commercial vehicles plug in.
Niall Riddell, chief executive and co-founder of Paua, said: "Working with Powerverse gives us another important piece of that puzzle. We can offer fleets access to a much broader home charging ecosystem while connecting that charging data directly into the Paua platform."
Richard Britton, chief executive at Powerverse, said: "By combining Powerverse's end to end domestic charging and home energy platform with Paua's fleet charging and reimbursement platform, we can remove much of the complexity that currently sits behind home EV charging."
The companies said they intend to explore further areas of collaboration as fleet charging becomes increasingly connected with the wider energy system, and will be discussing the partnership with fleet customers and partners at Fleet & Mobility Live 2026, held at the NEC Birmingham on 6 and 7 October.
The announcement follows a run of recent Paua partnerships with charger companies, including Zaptec in September 2026 and Humax in August 2026, and Easee.
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