Siemens The partnership includes access to the web-based backend service Sifinity Control in addition to DC charging stations. This gives E.ON visibility and configuration options across its electric vehicle (EV) charging stations to manage and monitor the entire charging network.
“With Siemens, we have another strong provider on board that supports us with its solutions for the expansion of our public charging network in Europe, serving a wide range of current and future use cases,” stated Arjan Van Der Eijk, Chief Operating Officer at E.ON Drive Infrastructure.
The framework agreement will see the two companies strengthen charging infrastructure across Europe in markets including Germany, Italy, Sweden and the United Kingdom.
This facilitates E.ON’s goal to launch at least 1,000 new public high-power charging points per year.
“For charging station operators, customer satisfaction and a high level of profitability are the most important priorities. With the high quality and reliability of our hardware and our service offerings, we want to support E.ON in achieving this goal,” added Markus Mildner, CEO of eMobility at Siemens Smart Infrastructure.
