Jump Energy Group is a New Zealand-owned cleantech infrastructure company specialising in electrification and decarbonisation projects. The company designs, builds and operates energy infrastructure supporting low-emissions operations across commercial, industrial, utility and public sector organisations.
The company focuses primarily on EV charging infrastructure for fleets and high-capacity depots, alongside supporting electrical, civil and grid-enabling works. Jump Energy has delivered projects across logistics, retail, utilities and local government sectors, including EECA co-funded programmes.
CleanTech-as-a-Service
Jump Energy offers a CleanTech-as-a-Service model structured as a long-term service agreement rather than a traditional loan or lease arrangement.
Under this model, dedicated trust vehicles funded by investor capital finance the infrastructure assets. Jump Energy delivers full-service project delivery including design, construction, ownership, operation and maintenance, working alongside accredited delivery partners and subcontractors.
Repayments are made through fixed service fees structured as subscription-style operational expenditure payments. Contract terms typically range from 5–15 years.
Areas of expertise
EV fleet charging infrastructure
Design and delivery of EV charging infrastructure for commercial fleets, depots and multi-site operations, including AC and high-capacity DC charging systems, load management and grid connection assessments.
Integrated energy infrastructure delivery
Integration of EV charging with broader site energy systems including solar generation, battery energy storage systems (BESS) and electrical network upgrades. Services span planning, design, construction, commissioning and ongoing operation and maintenance.
Commercial structuring and funded delivery models
Support for alternative commercial and funding structures enabling deployment of infrastructure without upfront capital investment, including long-term service-based arrangements aligned to operational expenditure budgets.
Project capability
Project size: NZ$50,000 to NZ$200 million
Delivery approach: Design and programme delivery managed in-house, with specialist electrical works, construction and non-core technologies delivered through vetted subcontractors and delivery partners. Jump Energy retains overall accountability for project scope, safety and performance.
Project process
Prior to engagement, Jump Energy typically seeks:
- An understanding of operational objectives
- Site locations and fleet composition
- Available electrical capacity information
- Fleet usage data
- Existing energy or feasibility studies
For larger or more complex programmes, targeted site assessments and grid constraint reviews may also be undertaken to confirm technical feasibility and staging options.
Funding and ownership
Repayment and risk
Projects are delivered under long-term CleanTech-as-a-Service agreements funded through third-party investor capital. Clients make regular fixed service payments over the contract term, typically structured as operational expenditure.
Under the full-service model, Jump Energy retains most project risks including upfront capital, delivery, performance and asset ownership risks. Customers retain operational risks associated with asset use within agreed operating parameters.
No upfront capital contribution is generally required, although some site-specific enabling works may be excluded and separately funded by the customer. Financing is arranged through third-party funding providers and managed by Jump Energy.
Ownership
During the agreement: Infrastructure assets are generally owned by the provider under a service-based arrangement.
At the end of the agreement: Ownership generally remains with the provider, although customers may have the option to extend the agreement under similar terms
All information above reflects details supplied by Jump Energy Group Limited in its February 2026 EECA Service Provider Bio Form response to EECA.