Electric vehicle charging at home: smart & green

Integrate Smart Charging with Home Energy Management to unlock financial and environmental benefits

Benefit from a clever combination: Smart Charging and Home Energy Management

Smart Charging providers are plenty. So are Home Energy Management solutions. However, an integrated solution optimising the charging of electric vehicles and all other assets in the house is exceptional – as are the benefits from such an integrated solution. 

Lower costs, fewer emissions

Save money and help nature – financial and environmental benefits from energy savings help everyone.

Fully integrated EVs

No more switching apps or fiddling with different values – an electric charging experience fully integrated with the home energy system makes it a seamless experience.

Smart optimisation

Expect high optimisation impact – double the share of self-utilised PV and cut charging costs by 50% or use dynamic electricity tariffs for savings of up to 20% on charging costs. Grid capacity constraints cal also be fulfilled.

Future-proof

Never settle for the status quo – once installed, GreenCom’s future-proof infrastructure makes new value creation easy, even including VPP extension opportunities.

Smart Charging within the home

Connect seamlessly with the home energy system

GreenCom’s deep integration with distributed home assets and the energy management potential allows for the seamless incorporation of the electric vehicle and charging station into the home energy system. Its ability to connect to all distributed assets lays the foundation for high optimisation impact – be it via Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP), Modbus or GreenCom’s custom API.

Optimise & charge electric vehicles

GreenCom’s platform delivers optimisation for a variety of use cases: Solar charging uses energy from roof-mounted solar PV to charge electric vehicles and may double the share of self-consumed PV energy – significantly minimising CO2 emissions and electricity costs for the end customer. Following time-of-use tariffs or grid capacity objectives keeps costs and peak usage low while avoiding grid penalties. Of course, all within the local regulatory framework.

Save costs and create engagement

GreenCom’s optimisation provides a holistic charging experience and delivers concrete added value, such as increased self-consumption and avoided grid cost. This charging experience fully reflects customer mobility preferences, such as departure times, and smoothly interacts with other energy assets in the household. Customer engagement is boosted, costs are cut and CO2 emissions are reduced – all in one go.

Electric vehicle charging integrated with the customer's home in a single portal

Provide customers with a comprehensive charging experience in and around the home.

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Easy configuration of electric vehicle and charging preferences

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Choice of optimisation targets for charging

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Live energy flows of charging behaviour, household consumption, production and much more

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Customisable dashboards, reports, analyses, comparisons and data exports from the electric vehicle and all other assets

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Customer event notifications including plug state reminders to benefit from solar generation or cheap electricity
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Electric vehicles are a reality. Charging is a daily habit. At GreenCom, we turn charging into a convenient experience and seamlessly integrate it with the sustainable energy world.

Dr. Alexander Schuller

Product Manager Smart Charging

Customer examples Smart Charging

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Alex Schuller, Product Manager Smart Charging

Product Manager Smart Charging

Dr. Alexander Schuller

Alexander is GreenCom’s expert on smart charging. Before joining GreenCom, he shaped the electrification of AUDI AG through the design and implementation of public and smart charging services. Before that, Alex worked as a department manager and researcher at FZI (Research Center for Information Technology) and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, building the foundation for some of the current smart grid and smart charging developments.