EEv.energy builds software that makes EV charging cheaper and greener by coordinating when and how cars charge. Its platform connects with utilities, carmakers, and charging hardware to manage thousands of EVs as a single Virtual Power Plant, smoothing electricity demand to balance the grid and reduce expensive upgrades. For drivers, a mobile app automatically schedules charging for off-peak times and low-carbon energy, potentially cutting costs by a large amount. The system supports many car brands, chargers, and solar inverters, and can also enable Vehicle-to-Grid power flows. Ev.energy differentiates itself through a B2B2C approach with major partners like National Grid, Volkswagen, Siemens, and others, a focus on grid services and demand response, and features such as fleet management (Pando) and solar charging. The company’s goal is to decarbonize transport and the energy system by making charging cheaper, cleaner, and more reliable for utilities, fleets, and individual drivers.
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ev.energy has launched Charge & Earn in Great Britain, a programme that pays drivers for flexible EV charging. The initiative has already enrolled more than 10,000 flexible assets trading in energy markets, with participants earning an average of £25 monthly for five charges per week. Drivers use the ev.energy app to connect their vehicle or charger and receive payment for eligible smart charges. The programme runs on Eve, the company's multi-DER orchestration platform deployed across 55-plus programmes in North America and Europe. Alongside the consumer offering, ev.energy introduced the Charge & Earn Network, enabling retailers, fleets and partners to earn from the flexibility their drivers supply. The platform connects to more than 80% of the European market through vehicle and charger integrations.
ev.energy launches Charge & Earn in Britain, with more than 10,000 flexible assets already enrolled. LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM, September 3, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / - Charge & Earn pays drivers in Great Britain for every eligible smart charge, and the Charge & Earn Network extends the same value share to the retailers, fleets and partners who bring drivers onto the programme. ev.energy, the company behind Eve(TM), the full-lifecycle multi-DER orchestration platform, today launched Charge & Earn, a programme that rewards flexible EV charging in Great Britain. Drivers join through the ev.energy app, connect their vehicle or charger, and are paid for every eligible smart charge. Alongside the consumer programme, the company opened the Charge & Earn Network, giving businesses a route to earn from the flexibility their own drivers supply. Since going live, the programme has more than 10,000 flexible assets enrolled and trading in energy markets, with participants earning an average of £25 each month for 5 charges per week. Why the Grid Needs This Now Electrification is adding load and variability to the system at the same time. More EVs, more heat pumps, more batteries, and more renewable generation all increase the value of shifting demand away from periods of peak strain. Unlocking that flexibility at scale has typically meant asking consumers and businesses to change their behaviour, get to grips with complex energy markets, or settle for capped, low-value rewards. Charge & Earn is built to remove all three barriers, paying out real value on every eligible smart charge. Drivers plug in as normal. Eve does the work of shifting that charging to the times of day that create the most value for the grid, then shares that value back. Effortless, Open, and Rewarding by Design Charge & Earn is built around three principles. - Effortless. Drivers download the ev.energy app, connect their vehicle or charger, and are automatically enrolled in smart charging. There are no new habits or schedules to learn, and no compromise on being ready to drive when the car is needed. - Open to everyone. The programme is available to individuals and businesses alike, so anyone who can offer flexibility can take part. Eve connects to more than 80% of the European market through vehicle and charger integrations, so eligibility is not limited to a single OEM or a single piece of hardware. - Rewarding by design. The programme pays out on every eligible charge. The more a participant charges, and the more flexibility they supply, the more they earn. Charge & Earn runs end-to-end on Eve, ev.energy's multi-DER orchestration platform, deployed across 55+ programmes in North America and Europe. Charge & Earn Network: A Route to Revenue for Retailers, Fleets and Partners Alongside the consumer programme, ev.energy is launching the Charge & Earn Network for businesses. Retailers, fleets, charge point operators, and anyone managing EV charging on behalf of others can join the Network, enrol their users into Charge & Earn, and get paid for the flexibility they help bring onto the platform. Partners gain access to ev.energy's APIs and its driver network, giving them the full weight of the Charge & Earn proposition to offer their own customers, without building energy market expertise or settlement capability in-house. A Lower-Cost, Cleaner Grid for Everyone The more users enrolled in Charge & Earn, the more flexibility ev.energy can bring to the grid. That translates into savings for drivers, lower costs for the wider system, and headroom for more renewable generation to come onto the grid. "The grid needs flexibility, and EV charging is the biggest untapped source of it we have. Charge & Earn is effortless for drivers, open to everyone, and it pays out on every eligible charge, so participants are always better off. With the Charge & Earn Network, fleets and partners can now share in the value their drivers create. The more people who take part, the more we can unlock value for the grid, soak up renewables, and drive energy bills down." - Nick Woolley, CEO and Co-Founder of ev.energy What Happens Next ev.energy expects the flexible assets already trading to be the first step in a larger rollout, as more drivers, fleets, and partners join the Network. Every additional driver enrolled increases the flexibility available to the system, and with it the value that flows back to participants. The success with Charge & Earn sets the stage for Eve to bring additional devices into other markets and virtual power plant (VPP) programs in Europe and North America as the policy frameworks develop. Businesses interested in joining the Charge & Earn Network can find out more by contacting ev.energy. Drivers in Great Britain can check their eligibility and sign up on the Charge & Earn website. About ev.energy ev.energy is the company behind Eve, a B2B SaaS platform that manages EV charging and distributed energy resources for utilities, community choice aggregators, energy retailers, and fleet operators. Eve orchestrates EVs, batteries, and solar across the full program lifecycle, from regulatory-filing-ready business cases through customer enrollment and real-time dispatch to settlement-grade M&V. Deployed across 55+ programs in North America and Europe, ev.energy is the Wood Mackenzie #1 EV VPP specialist for 2024 and 2025. ev.energy has been B Corp certified since 2020. Learn more at https://www.ev.energy/. Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. 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Charging software provider ev.energy announced that it has secured a 41 million dollar grant from the California Energy Commission.
The managed charging program aims to partner with California CCAs and utilities to enroll 275,000 new EV drivers in the ChargeWise program, including those within low-income communitiesPALO ALTO, Calif., Feb. 21, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- ev.energy, the leading electric vehicle (EV) managed charging software platform, today announced it has been selected for California Energy Commission (CEC)'s competitive "Responsive, Easy Charging Products With Dynamic Signals" (REDWDS) grant to deploy up to $41 million of public funding to make affordable EV charging available for all Californians. The funds will be matched by select utilities and Community Choice Aggregators (CCAs) to enroll EV drivers into managed charging programs, creating a dynamic EV virtual power plant (VPP). As part of the ChargeWise program, the matched funding will also support scaled-managed charging for 275,000 EV drivers in California with a special focus on helping utility and CCA partners serve disadvantaged communities, who will collectively receive over $50M in incentives over the next 4 years."The CEC and the state of California have a long history of making California a global leader in decarbonization," said Melanie Biesecker, Customer Programs Manager at MCE for transportation electrification. "MCE's partnership with ev.energy will provide EV drivers with greater access to grid-friendly charging solutions that save them money and support the clean energy transition. Most importantly, this grant will further our shared mission to improve access to simple, affordable, and green EV charging."As millions of EVs come onto the grid in the next few years, California faces the challenge of maintaining a green and reliable power system
British EV smart charging software company ev.energy said on Wednesday it had secured a $41 million grant from California to roll out affordable smart charging programmes for poorer communities and help balance the state's energy grid.Under the grant, part of the California Energy Commission's (CEC…
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Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2018
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