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EV-Box is an Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment, based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. EV-Box was founded in 2010. It has offices Antwerp, Paris, New York, and London. EV-Box is a leading company in EV charging solutions and has the largest installed base with over 40,000 charging points in over 24 countries[1][2].
EV-Box's mission is to accelerate the transition towards sustainable mobility, by providing smart, reliable, and innovative EV charging solutions and services. Its current CEO is Kristof Vereenooghe[3]
The Company[edit]
EV-Box was founded in the Netherlands in 2010. At the time, the market for electric vehicles (EVs) was still in its infancy. In the last five years, EV-Box has grown to become an international market leader, with over 40.000 charging stations across the globe. The concept was clear: a charging station with fully modular construction, ready to facilitate the explosion of the EV market, while simultaneously providing uncompromising quality and durability.
The iconic LED ring has become a symbol for charging in public spaces, an unmistakable and welcome feature of many city streets.
Charging Stations[edit]
EV-Box charging stations are compatible with every type of electric vehicle. They are integrated with an advanced online management system, and ensure an easy and efficient use of the charging station by its owners and respective electric vehicle drivers. EV-Box offers three type of charging stations:
- HomeLine (for electric vehicle drivers that want to charge at home or in condominiums)[4]
- BusinessLine (for business owners in offices, retail, hospitality and real estate industries)[5]
- PublicLine (for municipalities and cities)[6]
All EV-Box's charging stations are equipped with Smart Charging. Smart Charging is an umbrella term that defines all intelligent functionalities and protocols in EV-Box’s charging stations that optimize the charging infrastructure by creating and distributing the available power in an efficient and flexible manner. With Smart Charging, users can prevent unnecessary costs and get the most out of their charging stations in case of limited power capacity.
The charging stations from EV-Box are made out of polycarbonate and are 100% recyclable. The focus of EV-Box is not only to reduce the amount of gasoline that's used by gasoline cars, but also contribute with the use of recyclable plastic. In 2015 there were 16,3 million kWh's charged from EV-Box chargers. Which approximately stands for 97,8 million kilometers driven and about 1,52 million gallons of gasoline.[7][8]
The total annual carbon emissions of EV-Box were 126,86 tons. The office building of EV-Box runs entirely on green energy, whereby the company sorts its waste, always prints duplex and is currently busy installing solar panels on the roof. All the lighting inside the EV-Box office are LED.[9]
Partners[edit]
EV-Box utilizes an indirect approach to distributing their product. EV-Box partners with the premier network providers, EVSE experts, electrical equipment companies, and key companies from various industries to provide the best charging infrastructure for cities, enterprises and residents. Amongst many partners, EV-Box has relationships and partnership agreement with Rexel, Vattenfall, Eneco, ENGIE, ANWB, E.ON, Heijmans, Greenlots, EVConnect, and many others.[10][11]
Through joint partnerships, EV-Box also powers key cities around the world with right charging infrastructure, such as Amsterdam (with Nuon & Heijmans)[12], Rotterdam (with ENGIE)[13], Monaco[14] and New York State (with EVConnect)[15].
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See also[edit]
Charging stations Electric vehicle Electric vehicle infrastructure
References[edit]
- ^ EV-Box sets new record
- ^ EV-Box installs 40,000 charging point
- ^ Kristof Vereenooghe appointed EV-Box's new CEO
- ^ EV-Box HomeLine
- ^ EV-Box BusinessLine
- ^ EV-Box PublicLine
- ^ About EV-Box
- ^ EV-Box Annual Report 2015
- ^ EV-Box Moves To Fully Sustainable Office
- ^ EV-Box US Partners
- ^ EV-Box Partners
- ^ Nuon-Heijmans, EV-Box awarded Amsterdam EV charging tender
- ^ ENGIE, EV-Box awarded EV charging tender for Rotterdam municipality
- ^ La Principauté de Monaco s'équipe de bornes de recharge EV-Box
- ^ EV Connect wins contract to install and manage 300 charging stations in New York State