QuickCharge joins ChargeHub Passport Hub to expand EV roaming in the Northeast

ChargeHub added Integra Energy’s QuickCharge network to Passport Hub, bringing more than 1,000 charging ports at hotels, multifamily communities and retail sites into its roaming ecosystem. The move expands access across New York and the broader Northeast as EV drivers look for charging that works beyond major highway corridors.

Why it matters: - QuickCharge’s addition gives EV drivers access to more than 1,000 new charging ports through Passport Hub. - The expansion strengthens roaming coverage in New York State and the broader Northeast. - The new sites are concentrated where drivers already spend time: hotels, apartments and retail destinations. - ChargeHub says Passport Hub now supports more than 165,000 compatible charging ports across North America.

What happened: - ChargeHub announced on Aug. 11, 2026, that QuickCharge by Integra Energy joined Passport Hub. - The integration brings QuickCharge stations into ChargeHub’s EV roaming ecosystem. - The network footprint spans hotels, multifamily residential communities and retail locations. - Integra Energy is headquartered in Albany, New York, and was founded in 2014. - Integra Energy serves commercial property owners with turnkey EV charging solutions.

The details: - Integra Energy handles EV charging projects from design and installation through permitting, funding support and 24/7 monitoring. - QuickCharge is built around charging at places where drivers sleep, live and shop. - Passport Hub access allows QuickCharge stations to be available to drivers across the roaming network. - Property partners and their guests gain broader interoperability without additional integration work. - ChargeHub says Passport Hub already enables more than 750 live roaming connections. - Passport Hub also supports secure, automated Plug & Charge transactions. - ChargeHub operates a network-independent EV charging app used by more than 1 million drivers annually. - Integra Energy says its QuickCharge app offers real-time charger availability, payment processing and session management. - Integra Energy says it works with utilities and state and federal agencies to identify funding, navigate incentives and streamline grid connectivity.

Between the lines: - The deal shows how EV charging growth is shifting toward destination charging, not just highway fast-charging corridors. - Regional operators like Integra Energy can gain wider driver access by plugging into a roaming platform instead of building a standalone network. - For ChargeHub, adding localized networks deepens Passport Hub’s value as interoperability becomes a bigger selling point for drivers and property owners. - The emphasis on reliability and no extra integration effort suggests operators are still trying to reduce friction for both drivers and site hosts.

What's next: - QuickCharge ports should become easier to find and use for drivers already connected to Passport Hub. - Integra Energy’s property partners may see broader utilization as roaming access expands. - ChargeHub is likely to continue growing Passport Hub through similar operator partnerships as EV adoption rises. - The companies did not announce any immediate hardware or pricing changes tied to the integration.

The bottom line: - The partnership widens roaming access in a key EV market and adds more destination charging where drivers need it most.