What is peer-to-peer EV charging?
Peer-to-peer (P2P) EV charging lets electric-vehicle drivers charge at private Level 2 chargers owned by everyday people — neighbors — instead of relying on public stations. Hosts share the charger in their driveway; drivers book and pay in an app. JuiceNet is a nationwide peer-to-peer charging network, most active in the Seattle area.
Also called neighborhood or community charging
Works with any EV — J1772 & NACS (Tesla)
Why peer-to-peer charging matters
Many drivers can’t charge where they live, and public stations are often full, broken, or far. Peer-to-peer charging turns underused home chargers into a reliable, affordable network.
Reserve a specific charger for a specific time — no driving to a public station hoping it’s free and working.
Neighborhood charging is often cheaper than public fast-charging, and you see the host’s price up front.
Every home Level 2 charger can join the network, bringing charging to neighborhoods public stations never reach.
How peer-to-peer charging works
Open the app and see private Level 2 chargers hosted by neighbors near you.
Reserve a time and see the host-set price up front — no surprises.
Pull up, plug in, and pay in the app. That’s peer-to-peer charging.
For drivers
Charge in a real neighborhood driveway instead of hunting for public stations — often cheaper, always reservable.
For hosts
List the Level 2 charger you already own, set your price and hours, and earn when you’re not using it.
Peer-to-peer EV charging — FAQ
What is peer-to-peer EV charging?
How is peer-to-peer charging different from public charging?
Is peer-to-peer EV charging safe?
Can I make money with peer-to-peer charging?
What kind of charger do I need?
How do I try peer-to-peer charging?
Charge — or earn — with peer-to-peer.
Join JuiceNet’s peer-to-peer EV charging network as a driver or a host.
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