Schneider Electric and The Mobility House partner on smart EV charging solutions
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Energy tech giant Schneider Electric and smart charging tech developer The Mobility House Solutions have partnered to jointly roll out and sell fleet-based EV load management and smart charging and energy solutions.
The partnership combines the strengths of the two organisations to provide EV charging infrastructure builders and operators an integrated solution for the deployment and commissioning of mobility electrification projects.
Such projects are expected to bring numerous societal and business benefits to multiple energy landscape players, starting with companies delivering or deploying new in-transit or in-depot charging solutions.
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Those benefits include optimised capital expenditures, energy efficiency improvements, and a pathway for future energy services.
Upstream of charging infrastructure, the cooperation between Schneider Electric and The Mobility House Solutions is also expected to positively affect energy efficiency and prosumer empowerment of grid operators, who increasingly struggle with grid congestion under the stringent demands of a rapidly electrifying energy landscape.
Commenting in a release was Asha Devasia, Power Systems Strategy SVP: “We are pleased to partner with The Mobility House, who share our vision of a decarbonised future for mobility.
“Together, we are poised to speed up the deployment of important technologies for fleet electrification. We expect this cooperation to serve a cross-section of markets seeking a smart and sensible approach to charging performance and coordination.”
“Our advanced charging and energy management system ChargePilot enables our partners to offer reliable charging at lowest possible energy and grid connection costs. In our experience customers can save up to 70 per cent in grid connection costs and another 20-50 per cent in energy costs,” added Heiko Bayer, managing director at The Mobility House Solutions.
“Partnering with a strong industry leader like Schneider Electric allows us to combine our expertise and join forces to accelerate the electrification of mobility, delivering innovative and impactful solutions on a global scale.”
