Our mission
From a new EV to a charger in your garage, minus the guesswork.
ChargeWorld helps EV drivers figure out the right way to charge at home, then guides them to a quote from a licensed local electrician. Your recommendation, quote, and project progress stay in one place. You contract with the installer for the work.
Why we exist
After the keys, most people are left to figure out which charger fits their car, whether their panel can handle it, which rebates they qualify for, and which electrician to trust, usually by stitching together manufacturer sites, forums, and a few cold calls. That path leads to the wrong hardware, surprise electrical work, or months of delay. ChargeWorld exists to close that gap: identify the right charging setup, connect you with a licensed local electrician, and keep the project in one place until you can charge at home.
Aaron founded ChargeWorld after seeing both Fortune 500 companies and everyday homeowners struggle with the same problem: accessing information about EV chargers was far more complicated and time-consuming than it needed to be. Fragmented information, inconsistent guidance, and unclear specifications repeatedly led to wasted time and money.
With over nine years of experience designing and deploying energy infrastructure across the U.S. and Canada, Aaron has managed dozens of multi-megawatt EV charging projects and most recently led the launch of a new DC fast charger in the North American market, both of which have led to a deep, end-to-end understanding of the EV charging ecosystem from utility interconnection to hardware deployment and site operations.
He is a registered Professional Engineer in Washington, holds an MBA in Energy from the University of Oklahoma, and a BS in Civil Engineering from Washington State University.
When he is not working, Aaron enjoys “playing” golf, obsessively rooting for his fantasy football team, and exploring the outdoors with his lovely wife.