The EV charging software for reliable depot operations

deer combines e-carsharing, charging infrastructure and digital user processes into one integrated mobility offering. This success story shows how chargecloud provides the technological foundation behind it – far beyond simple charge point management.

18 charging points for cars, vans, and electric trucks: TankE has implemented a public charging park in Brilon as an extended depot for logistics companies and commercial operators. Operated with chargecloud OS.

Workplace, fleet and home charging – all in one system: Ford relies on the chargecloud Operating System to run its charging infrastructure at its German sites in Cologne and Saarlouis. Around 1,400 charging points, a clear tariff structure and a seamless home charging solution for company car drivers. This is how electrification works reliably and scalably on an industrial scale.

Chargia is a technology startup based in Madrid, founded with a clear objective: to improve the electric vehicle charging experience through an AI Chatbot that improves dramatically the EV driver experience while charging. From its inception, the AI Chatbot was designed to be integrated with different operational environments through open APIs. The philosophy is simple: infrastructure should serve user experience – not constrain it.

Since 2017, Rexel has relied on chargecloud to meet the growing demands in the field of smart charging infrastructure. The scalable solution – including customised white label options – forms the technological basis for Rexel's continuously growing e-mobility offering. As a reliable technology and solution partner, chargecloud helps to centrally control thousands of charging points, ensure efficient operation and fully automate complex billing processes.

Stadtwerke Heidelberg (public utilities of the city Heidelberg) is one of the most important employers in Heidelberg and also one of the largest purely municipal energy suppliers in Germany. It has also taken over financing and coordination tasks for the city of Heidelberg in the area of public transport and operates the swimming pools, mountain railways, and parking garages in Heidelberg.

Back in the 1970s, MVV Energie AG took a visionary step: a converted, electrified VW Golf served as a test vehicle. Projects such as the expansion of district heating, thermal waste treatment plants, and the reduction of the ecological footprint in water use illustrate its commitment to sustainability: the transformation of the energy system is the main focus!