EnBW Mobility+ Business Professional - The 360° Fleet Solution Translator

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Recording of Friday, May 09, 2025 | The smarter E Europe 2025 | Exhibition Program | Language: English | Duration: 13:05 .

EnBW Expands E-Mobility Network with 1,500 New DC Charge Points and Fleet Services Across Europe

EnBW, Germany's second-largest energy supplier and a significant player in e-mobility since 2014, has established an extensive network of DC charge points. As the largest charge point operator in both Germany and Austria, EnBW manages over 1,500 DC charging stations with plans to expand into Turkey through partnerships like Alpetronic. Their strategy focuses on strategic locations such as retail areas for frequent use without time concerns about car charging and emphasizes rapid recharging capabilities along major routes with high-power stations owned by them. Beyond being a mobility provider across Europe—with access to more than 800,000 charge points—EnBW offers tailored solutions for fleet managers via their Smart Mobility Portal which includes comprehensive billing and usage data management tools. The company also collaborates on innovative digital order processes for home-based charging setups ensuring convenience and transparency in reimbursement systems. This holistic approach integrates public infrastructure development while supporting private sector needs through robust B2B services aimed at enhancing electric vehicle adoption within fleets amidst growing market demands. Peter's expression of gratitude is acknowledged twice succinctly; this repetition underscores its sincerity despite lacking specific details about what prompted it.

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Peter Siegert
Account Manager Fleet Electromobility
EnBW

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