Company Overview

TurnOnGreen, Inc. (TOGI) is a U.S.-based technology and infrastructure company focused on electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions and energy-efficient electrical products. The company operates primarily within the electric vehicle infrastructure, energy management, and commercial electrical equipment industries, serving institutional, commercial, and municipal customers. Its core activities center on the deployment, ownership, and operation of EV charging infrastructure, as well as the sale of related hardware and services.

The company generates revenue primarily through EV charging equipment sales, networked charging services, and electrical infrastructure products, with an emphasis on fleet, workplace, and destination charging environments. TurnOnGreen positions itself as an integrated provider combining hardware, software, and operational services, targeting customers seeking turnkey EV charging solutions. The company traces its origins to technology assets developed within Parkervision, Inc. and was later established as an independent, publicly traded entity, evolving its strategy toward sustainable infrastructure and electrification markets.

Business Operations

TurnOnGreen operates through two primary business units: TurnOnGreen EV Charging and TurnOnGreen Lighting. The EV charging segment focuses on the design, manufacture, sale, and operation of Level 2 and DC fast charging solutions, including networked chargers, charging management software, and ongoing service contracts. Revenue is generated through equipment sales, installation services, charging network fees, and recurring service and maintenance arrangements.

The lighting and electrical products segment provides energy-efficient lighting, electrical wiring devices, and related infrastructure products primarily for commercial and industrial customers. Operations are largely U.S.-based, with manufacturing, sourcing, and distribution supported through third-party suppliers and strategic partners. Based on public disclosures, the company does not report material joint ventures, but operates through wholly owned subsidiaries and maintains commercial partnerships to support deployment and servicing of its charging infrastructure.

Strategic Position & Investments

TurnOnGreen’s strategic direction emphasizes growth in EV infrastructure aligned with increasing vehicle electrification, fleet electrification mandates, and sustainability initiatives. The company has focused investment on expanding its owned and operated charging network, enhancing its software and network management capabilities, and targeting long-term service revenue rather than solely equipment sales.

Historically, the company’s growth has been driven more by internal development and asset deployment than by large-scale acquisitions. Public filings indicate selective capital allocation toward expanding charging assets and improving operational efficiency rather than broad M&A activity. Exposure to emerging sectors includes EV fleet charging, workplace electrification, and grid-integrated charging solutions, though the pace and scale of these initiatives are constrained by capital availability, as noted in company disclosures.

Geographic Footprint

TurnOnGreen’s operations are concentrated primarily in North America, with its headquarters and principal activities located in the United States. The company’s EV charging assets and customer deployments are distributed across multiple U.S. states, serving commercial properties, fleet operators, and public-sector entities.

While the company has indicated the capability to support international customers through product sales, public disclosures show no material operating footprint outside the United States. International revenue contribution, if any, is not reported as significant, and the company’s strategic and operational focus remains domestic based on available public information.

Leadership & Governance

TurnOnGreen is led by an executive team with experience in technology commercialization, infrastructure deployment, and public company operations. Leadership strategy, as reflected in filings and investor communications, emphasizes disciplined capital deployment, recurring revenue generation, and alignment with long-term electrification trends.

Key executives disclosed in recent public filings include:

• Amos Kohn – Chief Executive Officer
• Jonathan Schiffer – Chief Financial Officer

Information regarding additional executive officers or recent leadership changes beyond these roles is limited in publicly available summaries; data inconclusive based on available public sources.