PowerFlex Charging Station in Carlsbad deploys 19 J1772 Level 2 connectors at 6860 Avenida Encinas, making it one of the largest single-site Level 2 arrays near Poinsettia Park. Founded in 2017 by a Caltech research group and later acquired by EDF Renewables North America, PowerFlex built its network on patented Adaptive Load Management technology—the same grid-optimization approach used at EV Connect Charging Station sites across Carlsbad. The ALM algorithm distributes up to 7 kW per port while dynamically throttling output to prevent demand spikes on the building's electrical service, eliminating the costly panel upgrades that typically limit large EV deployments. PowerFlex's X platform integrates solar-generation data with EV load scheduling, a feature that aligns with the renewable-energy installations offered by Powur, PBC for commercial properties in North County. The 19-port array operates on OCPP-standard firmware, with each connector rated at 7 kW and capable of fully replenishing a 60 kWh EV battery in approximately eight hours.