Mean Green Charging
Plug In and Touch Grass

Veteran-led, solar-powered EV rest stops with modular amenities — starting in Missouri.

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How It Works

We’re building America’s first veteran-led EV rest-stop network—sustainable, modular, and community-driven.

Phase 1 EV Charging Stations

Phase 1: Charge & Go

Installation of modular solar-powered charging stations between Kansas City → Columbia → Wentzville → St. Louis.

Phase 2 Community Rest Stops

Phase 2: Community Rest Stops

Adding shaded lounges, restrooms, and vending amenities along major Missouri highways to support local travel.

Phase 3 Expansion

Phase 3: Nationwide Expansion

Expanding across the Midwest and beyond — connecting veteran-owned charging hubs coast to coast.

Missouri Launch Corridor

Mean Green Charging corridor: Kansas City to St. Louis via Columbia and Wentzville

We’re connecting Missouri’s most-traveled I-70 corridor with veteran-led, solar-powered charging hubs roughly every 150 miles.

  • Kansas City (West Anchor)
    Urban demand + fleet access. Early DC fast charging + Level 2.
  • Columbia (University & Mid-Point)
    Captures student, medical, and through-traffic. Adds e-mobility docks.
  • Wentzville (Flagship Rest-Stop)
    Three container modules (lounge, convenience, work), vendors, 2× DCFC + 6× L2.
  • St. Louis Metro (East Anchor)
    Connects to Illinois / I-64, airport traffic, and regional commuters.
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Executive Summary:

  • Mean Green Charging (MGC) aims to revolutionize EV infrastructure by combining portable solar-powered charging technology with community rest-stop designs.

  • The brand's motto, “Plug In and Touch Grass,” embodies our mission to provide renewable, accessible charging while promoting sustainability and local business collaboration.

Mission Statement:

  • To deploy eco-friendly, self-sustaining EV charging stations across Missouri and beyond—creating a renewable, community-driven charging ecosystem that empowers travelers to recharge themselves and their vehicles.

Market Opportunity:

  • As EV adoption accelerates, demand for accessible charging infrastructure outpaces installation.

  • Beam Global-style portable chargers eliminate permitting delays and grid dependency, making them ideal for rapid deployment across Missouri’s I-70 corridor, targeting commuters and travelers between Kansas City, Columbia, Wentzville, and St. Louis.

Product & Service Overview:

  • MGC’s modular approach includes:- Level 2 & Level 3 EV solar-powered chargers (portable units)

  • Subscription-based membership options with tiered pricing

  • Rest-stop-style locations featuring container cafés, vending, and lounges

  • Integration of micro-grid battery backup for extended uptime

Competitive Analysis:

  • Unlike Electrify America or ChargePoint, MGC chargers are independent of the grid, mobile, and require no trenching or construction permits.

  • Tesla Superchargers are proprietary; MGC serves all EV models with universal connectors, offering cleaner deployment and community partnership opportunities.

Marketing & Community Outreach:

  • Collaborate with local businesses (theaters, grocery stores, retail lots) for initial site partnerships

  • Host “Green Events” highlighting clean energy benefits

  • Engage Missouri EV and veteran-owned business networks to expand visibility

Funding & Partnership Plan:

  • Phase 1: Pilot site in Wentzville (2 Beam-style portable units)

  • Phase 2: Land acquisition for highway rest-stop hub

  • Phase 3: Expansion along I-70 corridor (KC to STL)

  • Partnerships include local government sustainability programs

  • renewable energy grants

  • Collaboration with Beam Global for scalable procurement.