Startup · $113.5m raised · Energy
Melbourne, VIC
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Jet Charge raised.
| Investor | Rounds | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Government | Grant | - |
| Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) | Grant | $12,000,000 |
| Claremont Capital | Accelerator | - |
| Clean Energy Finance Corporation | Unnamed stage · Accelerator · Series A | $9,500,000 |
| Clean Energy Innovation Fund | Series A | - |
| Federal Government | Grant | - |
| Greg Roebuck | Accelerator · Series A | - |
| Kilara Capital | Unnamed stage | - |
| LaunchVic | Grant · Accelerator | - |
| Mirova | Unnamed stage | - |
| RACV | Unnamed stage · Accelerator | - |
| Simon Monk | Accelerator | - |
Investors whose own portfolio pages list Jet Charge, even though we haven't found any coverage of the round yet.
| Investor | Listed on |
|---|---|
| Virescent Ventures | its portfolio page ↗ |
Companies Jet Charge acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
Stories naming Jet Charge. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Profile of JET Charge co-founder Tim Washington, tracing the EV charging firm's growth and recalling its 2020 institutional round and $72 million Series C led by Mirova.
Fourteen projects won grants under the federal government's Grid Enhancing Technologies program, including EV charging firms Jet Charge and Charge Hub Australia, to show how EVs and other tech can ease grid constraints.
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Climate Salad's report says Australia's climate tech sector has passed 7,000 workers across 730 startups and drew $680 million in venture capital; Sea Forest's ASX debut and fund commitments point to investor appetite.
Victoria's Breakthrough Victoria has committed $75m to five specialist VC funds covering climate tech, life sciences, female founders and healthcare, each pledging a quarter of its capital to local startups.
Breakthrough Victoria is putting $75 million into five venture capital funds, including Virescent, SYNthesis BioVentures, Scale and Galileo, each of which has pledged a quarter of its capital to Victorian startups.
Roundup of short industry items: Element 25 and Vaxxas win US government grants, Orthocell gets an R&D refund, Convergence Medical completes its Series A, and Monique Conheady takes a Hysata board seat.
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Weekly roundup covering seven Australian companies' fresh capital: EV charging, satellite IoT, sovereign cloud, wearables, workplace messaging, plus two crowdfunding raises on Birchal.
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Jet Charge, an Australian electric-vehicle charging company, has secured $72 million with Mirova leading and earlier backers returning, to develop charging technology and its subscription model.
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A news roundup covering a government-backed hydrogen project for Telstra, a climate tech fund's first close, new appointments at a South Australian agency and a feed company, plus export approvals and science prizes.
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LaunchVic has selected ten scaleups for the last intake of its 30X30 mentoring program, which pairs their leaders with mentors from unicorn companies; the 20 earlier participants have together raised over $98.7 million.
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A rolling roundup of Australian energy-sector job moves, listing dozens of executives, directors and ministers joining or leaving utilities, regulators, developers and industry bodies between May and December 2023.
The renewable energy agency announces a $12 million government grant enabling JET Charge to roll out a subscription model for fleet EV charging infrastructure across Australia, targeting more than 3,100 new electric vehicles.
LaunchVic profiles EV charging firm JET Charge, covering its 2022 Series B raise backed by RACV and other investors and its place in the second 30X30 scaleup intake.
Ignition Lane's weekly wrap: Tiger Global's losses and past Australian bets, MilkRun and TradeSquare closures, Cyara's Spearline acquisition, a Co Ventures pre-seed fund, Square Peg's partner promotion and LaunchVic's 30×30 picks.
An EV charging company has closed a Series B of over A$25 million led by RACV, with the CEFC's innovation fund, Claremont Capital and earlier individual backers taking part; its 2020 Series A is also recalled.
Energy software firm Gridcognition closed a $2.25 million seed round; CEFC committed $625,000 through its innovation fund alongside Alberts Impact Ventures, Afterwork Ventures and angel investors, taking total funding near $4 million.
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ARENA grants Jemena $1.6 million for a residential EV smart charging trial with four electricity networks, and recalls earlier support for EV charging projects by Origin, AGL, ActewAGL, Chargefox and Evie Networks.
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ARENA is putting $2.9 million into AGL's $8.25 million trial of managed home electric-vehicle charging across four states, testing vehicle-to-grid technology with 300 households and partners JET Charge, Chargefox and FlexCharging.
ARENA has announced a $2.4 million grant to ActewAGL for the REVS trial, deploying 51 Nissan LEAFs in the ACT to provide vehicle-to-grid services, with ANU, JET Charge, Evoenergy, SG Fleet and Nissan involved.
Rivian's chief executive says Australia matters to the EV maker, after Amazon's reported $US700 million investment, and Jet Charge's boss sees a genuine local opportunity for its electric ute and SUV.
Chargefox has secured a $15 million investment, including a $6 million ARENA government grant and backing from mobility clubs, to build an open ultra-rapid electric vehicle charging network across four Australian capital cities.
Innovation Victoria launches, merging Breakthrough Victoria and LaunchVic; Geoff Tarrant chairs the board, Monique Conheady deputises and Rod Bristow is CEO; Tarrant co-founded Payapps, bought by Autodesk in 2024.
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