Privacy Policy

Last updated: 28 September 2023

When we refer to ‘we’ (or ‘our’ or ‘us’ or ‘NOX Energy’), we are referring to NOX Energy Pty Ltd (“NOX”) and all its wholly owned subsidiaries.We may change these terms of use from time to time by publishing changes on this website and updating the s’last updated’ notice. We encourage you to check in from time to time to see if these terms of use have changed.

Information we collect

We may collect two types of information about you:

  • personal information, which is provided through our websites, when you communicate with us about, or purchase and use, our products or services, or when you sign up to receive communications from us; and
  • anonymised or statistical information, which is generated by our systems from your usage of our websites, products, or services.

This may include: your personal details, such as you first and last names, email and physical addresses and payment card or account details;

  • your IP address;
  • information about your energy usage when using our products and services;
  • information about the web browser used to access a website;
  • information about content you access on a website; and
  • any other information relating to you that you provide to us through other methods (for example through the contact forms on a website) or that is publicly available.

If you don’t provide necessary personal information when we ask for it, this can mean that certain services or functionality won’t be available to you.

How we use your information

We may use your information for the following purposes:

  • to provide our products and services to you;
  • to respond to any questions or comments you have sent to us and to provide operational communications such as changes to our websites, products and services;
  • to develop and improve our websites, products and services;
  • on an anonymised basis, for research and policy development purposes;
  • unless you select otherwise, to send you promotions or information about our (or other) products, services and trials which we think may be of interest to you;
  • to personalise the advertisements that you see and make suggestions to you regarding our products and services, and third-party products and services;
  • so that we can detect, prevent or investigate any fraudulent or malicious activities, including investigating any complaints relating to the misuse of a website;
  • collecting amounts you may owe us, selling or assigning our debts, or in connection with any other financing arrangements (eg, if we sell or assign debts you owe us to another party);
  • to comply with our legal obligations; and
  • any other use that you authorise.
Who we share your information with

We will only share your information with other organisations or individuals in the following limited circumstances:

  • When we engage other companies and individuals to perform services for us (including some who might be located outside Australia or New Zealand). Examples include providing hosting and web services, sending communications, analysing data, providing marketing assistance, processing card payments and debt recovery services. We will ensure that they agree to use personal information only as required to provide their services (and not for other purposes), and that they comply with applicable privacy laws.
  • We may share your information with any member of our corporate group for any of the purposes set out in this Privacy Policy.
  • We may use your information to produce anonymised and aggregated analytics and reports, which we may share publicly or with third parties.
  • Where we (or any of our group companies) sells or proposes to sell a business or any part of a business, we may provide your personal information as part of a database to the buyer. In that case, we may also retain your information within our group and use it in accordance with this Privacy Policy (or any other terms we agree with you).
  • We may share your information with financiers, investors or other participants, parties and advisors involved in the collection of any amounts you may owe us, or any sale or assignment of our debts, or any financing arrangements. Examples include where we ask other parties or advisors to assist in the collection of any debts you owe us, or where we sell or assign debts you owe us to another party.
  • Only where we have your consent, we may provide your personal information to other organisations so they can send you communications about other products, services or events.
  • We may need to disclose personal information to satisfy any applicable law, legal process or government request.
Opting Out

You have the option to choose not to receive certain types of communications from us. Any marketing communications we send will always contain a link at the bottom enabling you to unsubscribe. If you elect not to receive communications or ask to be removed from a mailing list, we may still send you communications where necessary to provide you with important information about details of or changes to the services you receive from us.

We will always ask for your consent before providing your information to anyone else for marketing purposes (or any purpose not covered by this Privacy Policy).

Cookies, tracking and analytics

We may use a cookie file containing information that can identify the computer or other device you are working from. The cookie file is anonymous and is only used to identify visits from the same web browser.

We may use the information generated by “cookies” to track traffic patterns to and from our websites, including information like the pages you visit, the time you spend on each page, the date and time of your visit, and pages you came from or go to.

You can choose to refuse cookies by turning them off in your browser or deleting them from your hard drive. You do not need to have cookies turned on to use our websites, however, turning them off may affect your experience of parts of those websites.

We may also use “Log files” to track actions occurring on our websites, and collect data including your IP address, browser type, Internet service provider, referring/exit pages, and date/time stamps, and electronic files such as “Web beacons”, “tags”, and “pixels” to record information about how you browse our websites.

We also use software and systems which analyse information about our websites, such as the number of page views, the number of unique visitors, how long these visitors spend on the websites, and common entry and exit points into and from the websites. This information is collected and aggregated so you can’t be identified personally, and no personal information about you is stored.

Links to other sites

Our websites may contain links to other sites, which may not follow the same privacy policies that we adopt. We recommend that you check any relevant privacy policies before providing your personal information to anyone else.

Your rights

Any personal information that you provide to us will be collected and held by us and by our web hosting providers. If you are an individual, you have the right to access, delete or correct personal information that we hold about you, at any time and as often as necessary. If you want to access, delete or correct your information, please contact us at enquiry@noxenergy.com.au.

If you are not happy with how we are handling your personal information, please contact us at enquiry@noxenergy.com.au. We will review and process your complaint within a reasonable period of time. If you are dissatisfied with the outcome of your complaint, you can also complain to your local data protection authority and they will be able to advice you how to submit a complaint.

How to contact us

If you need to contact us about the Website Terms, you can do so at enquiry@noxenergy.com.au .

Will Ransom

Head of Field Application Engineering

Will Ransom is a certified electrician and CEO/Founder of ModTech Group.  He holds a number of qualifications and has extensive experience across data, communications, and EV charging.  Will and ModTech Group have spent the past 15 years serving the bespoke electrical needs of the thoroughbred racing, gaming, and strata industries.  These projects have run the gamut of traditional electrical installations to incredibly unique low-lag GPS and broadcast/video work. Beyond that, he has been an early pioneer in strata EV installations and through that work has identified the need for a product like the IPS to provide charging while utilising legacy electrical infrastructure.  Will leads both the field testing and NOX Certified Technician program with a relentless focus on ensuring our products are safe, fit for purpose, high quality, and easily

Charlie Richardson

Chief Operating Officer

Charlie is based in Melbourne and previously led Accenture’s Utilities practice for Latin America, Middle East, Africa, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. This practice, which included a $700M portfolio, 5000+ individuals, and 75+ clients; covered all elements of generation, transmission and distribution, and retail across the gas, water, and electricity value chain.  

He has been an active member of the sustainability, renewable energy, and electric vehicle communities for 25+ years. His passion for EV’s culminated in founding and leading Accenture’s eMobility practice for Asia Pacific with a mandate to help decarbonise Australia and the world.

He has continued to work in the net zero, P2P, and eMobility space through advisory roles across several organisations and through his work as managing director of Velocious Investments and Consulting.  It was through this work that he and Wylie began discussing how to overcome the charging access hurdle in EV adoption. NOX Energy, and specifically, the IPS is intended to democratise access to EVs for everyone by overcoming that hurdle.

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Nick Bishop

Adviser

Nick Bishop has 25+ years of experience in the financial industry. He held leadership positions at Aberdeen Asset Management and Gresham Partners, as the Head of Australian Fixed Income and Managing Director, respectively. Nick co-founded Bishop & Fang Capital Advisory, covering both government and private sector.

His experience spans capital markets, funding, investment management, and advisory. He has been involved in capital raises on both Web3 and Web2 platforms. Nick is a founding member of the Aus DeFi Association.

Anna Turkington

Adviser

Anna Turkington is an experienced marketing and communications specialist and founder of Get You Known, a boutique creative agency focused on delivering comprehensive marketing solutions that contribute to the long-term sustainability and increased visibility of businesses.

Anna is highly skilled in digital media, strategic communications, and brand development. Her professional experience includes senior marketing roles in the medical technology, education, and lifestyle sectors.

Anna has successfully developed and launched numerous brands across the lifestyle, education, technology, retail, health and fitness, legal, and healthcare sectors.

Evan Beaver

Adviser

Evan Beaver is the CEO of Chargeteam, a specialist consultancy focused on EV charging and distributed energy resources.

Evan has a decade-long tenure in executive engineering roles within the EV charging and energy storage industry. Notable achievements include spearheading the Chargefox Ultra-rapid Network, and establishing Tesla’s presence in Australia.

Evan’s expertise spans from boardroom negotiations to on-site project management, with a proven ability to secure capital and successfully execute grant programs.

Matthew Yates

Co-founder

Matthew Yates was the Managing Director at MOX Australia Pty Ltd, an industrial and buildings automations company. He is in charged with overseeing the company’s operations in the Asia Pacific Region, encompassing Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, the UAE, and Israel. A graduate of The University of Queensland with a specialization in Software Engineering.

His journey within MOX Australia spans a rich tapestry of experiences, ranging from product development to precision manufacturing and seamless supply chain management. His dedication and expertise have been pivotal in shaping NOX Energy’s integrated EV charging solution.

Wylie Chak

Co-founder and Director

Wylie Chak is a seasoned banker with a passion for entrepreneurship and tech start-ups. With an impressive track record, he garnered valuable experience at prominent financial institutions, including Deutsche Bank, HSBC, and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.

In 2015, he embarked on a new journey, joining Lindsay Wine Estate (LWE) in Australia as managing partner, overseeing distribution and sales for the Asia-Pacific region. Under his management, LWE rose to prominence as one of the leading exporters of Barossa wine in the nation.

In 2019, he co-founded “Uollar”, a cryptocurrency investment platform based out of Hong Kong.

In 2023, NOX Energy was born out of the realization of the challenges faced by multi-unit residents when transitioning to electric vehicles (EVs). Today, NOX has created an integrated solution that offers property owners a simple and affordable charging infrastructure which will transform the way Australians power their vehicles.