Jim Burness

CEO & Founder, National Car Charging & Aloha Charge

The Guy “In Charge.”

Jim Burness founded National Car Charging (NCC) in 2011 with the belief that business can thrive while doing good for the planet. Twelve years later, NCC and its sister company, Hawai’i-based Aloha Charge, are collectively the leading reseller and installer of electric vehicle infrastructure in the country and Jim is considered one of the nation’s top EV and charging experts.

With previous careers in both the automotive industry and the renewable energy sector, Jim launched NCC to facilitate the build out of the nation’s EV charging infrastructure in a wide variety of key channels including retail, hospitality, municipal facilities, and multi-family dwellings. Today, NCC manages 11,000+ ports nationwide across 1100+ customers with installations in 48 states.

Based in Denver, Colorado, Jim is actively involved in Colorado’s local sustainability community with Colorado Electric Vehicle Coalition, Colorado’s Solar Energy Industries Association and Clean Energy Action. He’s also worked extremely closely with local utilities in both Colorado and Hawai’i, and is passionately involved with the City and County of Denver as well as with the state legislature as sustainability legislation continues to evolve. Jim also currently lends his expertise to the EV Council as part of the Fuels Resource Center, sponsored by NACS (National Association of Convenience Stores).

A graduate of The Colorado College and the University of Denver, he’s previously held positions at J.D. Power, American Honda, and Microsoft’s CarPoint.

Jim and his wife purchased their first electric car in 2012 - seven EVs and 12 years later, their entire family now drives completely fossil fuel free.

For more information on Jim’s background and experience and/or to schedule a speaking engagement, please contact Margaret-Ann Leavitt, Chief Marketing Officer for NCC and Aloha Charge, at mleavitt@nationalcarcharging.com or 303-596-9199.

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“I drive electric so that my future grandchildren will have fresh air to breathe.”

- Jim Burness