In Pictures: Blink Charging rebrands as Blink Energy, expands into energy management and battery storage

Blink Energy's rebrand positions its 48,000-plus networked chargers at the center of a broader energy management strategy.

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The company's EV charging network spans everyday locations as it expands into battery storage and software.

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EnergyConnect is already trimming peak demand at Blink's company-owned fast-charging sites.

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Blink Energy's platform aims to manage power use across varied electric mobility options.

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The rebrand reflects a shift from selling chargers to managing energy end to end.

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Blink Energy plans to roll out its EnergyConnect platform to customers in the US and Europe.

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Battery storage will complement Blink's existing charging infrastructure as it moves into energy management.

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The company says its software can help offset peak demand charges at charging sites.

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Home and commercial customers stand to benefit as Blink Energy extends its platform beyond public charging.

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