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Francis Energy

Francis Energy owns and operates a public DC fast-charging network for electric vehicles.

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Tulsa, OK, US🇺🇸
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2015
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francisenergy.com·Crawled Oct 7, 2026·

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Product

6 pages
  1. Buy Chargers/shop

    Our mission is to help enterprises enhance their sustainability efforts, improve operational efficiency, and meet the growing demand for electric vehicle infrastructure. Partner with us to lead the charge towards a greener future and set your business apart as an industry pioneer.

  2. Design Build Your Custom EV Dealership Solution/design-build-your-custom-ev-dealership-solution
  3. For Drivers/for-drivers

    For EV Driver Support call 800-489-1588 TweetSharePinShare0 Shares

  4. Host a Site/host-a-site

Blog

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  1. 9 hot startups that could make or break the electric car industry by rethinking how drivers plug in/9-hot-startups-that-could-make-or-break-the-electric-car-industry-by-rethinking-how-drivers-plug-in

    TULSA, OK (December 30, 2021) Over the next seral years, automakers will release electric versions of the pickups and SUVs their customers love. But that love is unlikely to last if their buyers struggle to keep them charged up while on the road. Right now, more than 80 percent of EV charging is done at […]

  2. All Electric F-150 Lightning/all-electric-f-150-lightning

    Francis Energy, LLC Founder and CEO David Jankowsky is proud to be a part of Ford Motor Company‘s presentation of the All Electric F-150 Lightning this past week in Austin, TX. Related Posts Francis Energy Brings Fast Charging Capability To Cherokee Nation For Its First Electric BusesTulsa-based Francis Energy is building a network of fast chargers for electric vehicles […]

  3. Ford and GM Demonstrate the Transformation of Transportation/ford-and-gm-demonstrate-the-transformation-of-transportation

    Francis Energy Founder and CEO David Jankowsky comments on recent announcements from two of Detroit’s big automakers – Ford doubling its production of the all new electric F-150 Lightning and GM unveiling its new electric Silverado.  “Pickups are an essential part of the American story and have deep roots in middle America. The recent announcements […]

  4. Increasing EV drivers in rural America/increasing-ev-drivers-in-rural-america

    Business Insider recently sat down with Francis Energy Founder and CEO David Jankowsky to talk about the company’s commitment to ensuring EV charging access to all communities across middle America. “We wanted to make sure that charging stations were placed equitably across the state to make sure that everyone had access,” he added. The goal […]

Press

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  1. Coal giant, EV fueler ink deal to boost U.S. charging network/coal-giant-ev-fueler-ink-deal-to-boost-u-s-charging-network

    TULSA, Okla. -(E&E News) One of America’s largest coal mining companies has taken a fledgling electric-vehicle-charging company under its wing and will use its deep connections to open doors at the country’s electric utilities. Alliance Resource Partners LP, which operates coal mines from Illinois to Maryland, said yesterday it would become a “significant minority shareholder” […]

  2. Francis Energy Awarded Grant Funds by the State of Missouri for Deployment of EV Fast Chargers/francis-energy-awarded-grant-funds-by-the-state-of-missouri

    TULSA, OK (January 11, 2022) – Francis Energy, owner and operator of the nation’s first comprehensive statewide EV charging network, announced today it has been awarded grant funds by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to build and operate three new charging stations in high-traffic areas of the state’s highways. The locations include Harrisonville, […]

  3. Francis Energy Awarded VW Grant Funds by the State of Illinois for Deployment of Fast-Charging EV Stations/francis-energy-awarded-vw-grant-funds-by-the-state-of-illinois-for-deployment-of-fast-charging-ev-stations

    TULSA, OK (June 5, 2023) Francis Energy, owner of the fourth-largest electric vehicle fast-charging network in the country, announced today it has been awarded grant funds by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency to build and operate three new charging stations in high-traffic areas along the state’s highways. The locations include Beach Park, Troy, and LeRoy. […]

  4. Francis Energy Continues Work to Expand EV Charging Network Across Middle America/francis-energy-continues-work-to-expand-ev-charging-network-across-middle-america

    As the U.S. Departments of Transportation and Energy announced $5 billion in federal money to build a national network of EV chargers, Francis Energy caught up with KOTV to talk about the company’s ongoing work to expand its network of EV fast chargers across the Midwest. You can watch the full story here, https://www.newson6.com/story/620aed03fe2d0907da4530fe/tulsa-energy-company-hopes-improve-electric-car-charger-network-with-federal-grant. Related […]

Careers & Hiring

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  1. Current Openings/careers

    Mission Driven At Francis Energy, we are transforming the electrification of transportation by ensuring equitable, affordable, reliable, and safe access to public charging infrastructure across America — leaving no community behind. But we’re not just building charging stations. We’re building the machine that powers the future. We are pioneers. We seek big problems to solve. […]

Team

6 pages
  1. Ashton Valente/team/ashton-valente
  2. David Jankowsky/team/david-jankowsky
  3. Lang Reynolds/team/lang-reynolds
  4. Megan Charles/team/megan-charles

About

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  1. Our Story/our-story
  2. Who We Are/who-we-are

Contact

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  1. Contact Us/contact-us
  2. Host a Site - Contact Us/host-a-site-contact-us
  3. How do I locate a Francis Energy charging station?/faqs/how-do-i-locate-a-francis-energy-charging-station

    Charge up at any one of our EV charging ports. Find your closest station by using the Francis EV Charging app or the Plugshare app. TweetSharePinShare0 Shares

  4. How long does it take to charge my electric vehicle at a Francis Energy station?/faqs/how-long-does-it-take-to-charge-my-electric-vehicle-at-a-francis-energy-station

    The average charging session is between 15–30 minutes. However, charging time may vary depending on your type of vehicle.  TweetSharePinShare0 Shares

Homepage

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  1. Francis Energy/francis-energy

    Taking an opposite turn from those looking to charge the EVs of America’s urbanites, Francis Energy aims to tackle another challenge to mass adoption: the lack of charging stations across rural America. Based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the startup has been installing fast chargers in remote areas of the Great Plains, including on tribal lands, and […]

  2. Homepage/

    Francis Energy is creating a contiguous electric vehicle direct-current fast charging (DCFC) network every 50 miles across Middle America.

Terms & Conditions

2 pages
  1. Terms and Conditions/terms

    Terms and Conditions Please read these terms and conditions carefully before using our website and services. 1. Acceptance of Terms By accessing and using this website, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms and provision of this agreement. 2. Use License Permission is granted to temporarily download one copy of the materials […]

  2. Terms Of Service/terms-of-service

    Terms Of Service 1) CONTRACTUAL RELATIONSHIPWelcome to Francis Energy. Through our www.francisenergy.com website (“Site”), Driver Portal, and Mobile App (as such terms are defined below), and related offers, promotions, applications, programs, and products (all of the foregoing in this sentence collectively referred to as the “Services”). The Site is owned and operated by Francis Energy […]

Coverage

8 items
  1. Francis Energy Secures an Additional $30M Construction Financing for Deployment of Electric Vehicle Charging Stationsfrancisenergy.com/francis-energy-secures-an-additional-30m-construction-financing-for-deployment-of-electric-vehicle-charging-stations/

    Francis Energy secures a second grant anticipation notes facility, generating over $30 million in proceeds to build out its electric vehicle charging stations. The construction financing will support deployment of the company’s charging infrastructure.

    Oct 2024 · Francis EnergyNews article

  2. Francis Energy Secures $20M Construction Financing for Deployment of Electric Vehicle Charging Stationsbignewsnetwork.com/news/274396863/francis-energy-secures-20m-construction-financing-for-deployment-of-electric-vehicle-charging-stations

    Francis Energy secures more than $20 million in construction financing to deploy electric-vehicle charging stations. The company closed what it describes as the municipal market’s first grant anticipation notes debt facility, with the financing backed by NEVI grants. The proceeds support charging-infrastructure deployment.

    Jun 2024 · Big News NetworkNews article

  3. SK Signet and Francis Energy Sign Partnership Agreementfrancisenergy.com/sk-signet-and-francis-energy-sign-partnership-agreement/

    SK Signet and Francis Energy sign a long-term agreement for SK Signet to supply 400 kW EV charging dispensers for the expansion of Francis Energy’s network.

    Jul 2023 · Francis EnergyNews article

  4. Francis Energy Awarded VW Grant Funds by the State of Illinois for Deployment of Fast-Charging EV Stationsfrancisenergy.com/francis-energy-awarded-vw-grant-funds-by-the-state-of-illinois-for-deployment-of-fast-charging-ev-stations/

    Francis Energy receives Volkswagen settlement grant funds from the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency to build three fast-charging electric-vehicle stations in Beach Park, Troy, and LeRoy. The announcement names these municipalities as the locations for the planned charging deployments in Illinois.

    Jun 2023 · Francis EnergyNews article