Publicly traded Green Rain Energy Holdings Inc. announced Feb. 10 the launch of its Green Rain EV+ Networks division, dedicated to accelerating the buildout of EV charging infrastructure across key U.S. growth markets.
The division will initially focus on New York, New Jersey, California, Arizona and New Mexico, targeting high-traffic commercial corridors and strategic deployment zones aligned with state-level clean energy initiatives.
That mission dovetails with the clean-energy vision of Gov. Mikie Sherrill. As the new governor of the nation’s most densely populated state, Sherrill intends on building out “cheaper and cleaner” power generation that includes solar and battery storage projects; fast-tracking upgrades at existing nuclear plants; and modernizing existing natural gas facilities to make them cleaner and more efficient.
Green Rain management sees significant scalable opportunity through its EV software channel partnerships, enabling integration of charging infrastructure with smart management systems, usage analytics, and long-term recurring revenue models. The EV+ Networks division is designed to combine infrastructure deployment with intelligent platform integration to maximize operational efficiency and revenue optimization.
Green Rain Energy is in negotiations with Chronical EV Engineers regarding a potential acquisition. If completed, the transaction would enhance internal engineering capabilities and accelerate deployment timelines across targeted markets.
The company intends to finalize details of a share buyback program before the end of February 2026, reinforcing management’s confidence in the Company’s long-term value and growth trajectory. It also plans to issue a stock dividend to shareholders of record as of March 31, 2026, subject to regulatory approval, demonstrating operational progress and corporate maturity.
