A Wyoming company working on making Wyoming more accessible to electric vehicles.
OtterSpace was founded out of a desire to serve Wyoming and ensure that our communities are able to develop and maintain electric vehicle charging solutions that meet the unique needs of the rural West.
Today, we work across the state to ensure that EV drivers can access Wyoming’s thriving downtowns, local businesses, and the great outdoors.
Fremont County Pioneer Museum
1443 West Main Street
120 kW DCFC with 2 plugs
Dubois Museum
909 West Rams Horn Street
200 kW DCFC with 2 plugs
31 North Maybell Avenue
120 kW DCFC with 2 plugs
103 East University Avenue
4 80A Level 2 chargers
OtterSpace installs, owns, and operates DC fast charging stations and other public chargers in Wyoming. We partner with a range of businesses, community organizations, and local governments to enable electric vehicle drivers to access Wyoming communities and propel economic growth.
We install, own, operate, and maintain DC fast chargers that bring reliable high level charging to your business and community.
We work with interested businesses to operate destination charging at travel and tourism points of interest.
Our chargers are integrated into a national charging network through EV Connect.
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Mike Yin is currently the president of OtterSpace EV, a state representative in the Wyoming Legislature, and a software developer. He founded OtterSpace to expand accessibility for electric vehicles in Wyoming and ensure Wyoming communities prosper from it. He is based out of Jackson.
Kristen is a partnerships, communications, and strategy specialist passionate about building relationships and developing real solutions that serve Wyoming’s broad range of community needs. She holds a PhD and MFA from the University of Wyoming and most recently worked as program director for a statewide conservation nonprofit. She lives in Lander with her husband, son, and two bird dogs.
This public-private partnership will give Pinedale area residents more transportation options while allowing us to welcome a broader tourism base to strengthen local businesses.
OtterSpace has proven to be an excellent partner for the Museums. We are thrilled to play a larger role in the economic development of each of our communities by helping visitors access the services they need to enjoy all Fremont County has to offer.
By combining forces, OtterSpace and the City of Laramie will be able to quickly provide new EV charging in Laramie. These new stations will be placed in convenient locations in our retail sector, providing shopping and dining options for the EV driver community while they charge their vehicles.