Charging hardware from Circutor and Europe-wide eRoaming via Hubject
- Partnership: The Netsuisse Group is bringing the charging solutions from Spanish manufacturer Circutor to Switzerland and combining them with connectivity and software to create a one-stop solution.
- Platform: Circutor’s charging hardware, connectivity, workforceOS and the link to Hubject eRoaming create an open, modular system for charging point operators (CPOs) and e-mobility providers (EMPs).
- Outlook: With Circutor and Hubject, the European Move ecosystem is growing.
Following the launch of its Move division, the Netsuisse Group is further expanding its range of services in the field of electric mobility. With charging solutions from the Spanish manufacturer Circutor, the Netsuisse Group is adding European charging hardware to its portfolio. The Circutor Group is one of Europe’s leading providers of energy efficiency and energy management solutions. The offering is complemented by the integration of the Hubject eRoaming platform.
Charging hardware, connectivity via the Netsuisse Group’s IoT solutions and the workforceOS software form an open, modular system – API-first. Partners can combine the building blocks as they see fit: as an end-to-end solution from a single source or as individual components that integrate into existing environments. Those already operating charging infrastructure can add connectivity or software as required; those setting up new systems receive the complete package. Existing technologies are integrated rather than replaced.
“With Circutor, we are gaining an experienced European technology partner that perfectly complements our platform strategy. Together, we are creating an open solution that connects existing technologies and enables companies to explore new use cases in the field of electric mobility.”
— Thierry Kramis, Founder and CEO of the Netsuisse Group
The three levels in detail: Circutor’s charging hardware, connectivity via the Netsuisse Group’s IoT solutions, and the workforceOS software for identity and access management and central billing.
This platform approach is complemented by integration with Hubject, the world’s leading provider of e-roaming solutions for electric mobility. This gives operators direct access to an international roaming network and enables them to operate their charging infrastructure across borders and across providers, whether as a charging point operator (CPO) or an e-mobility provider (EMP). All components can be combined in a modular fashion, are scalable and integrate seamlessly into existing business processes.
Whether it’s connected fleet charging with centralised billing, charging infrastructure for property portfolios or public charging points – the Netsuisse Group delivers the right combination of hardware, connectivity and software. Existing systems can be integrated across companies. The decisive factor in the partnership with Circutor was the consistently European development and manufacturing: from hardware to software. In a market with many non-European providers, the Netsuisse Group deliberately focuses on European products and short supply chains. The engineering sites of both companies are located in Barcelona, in close proximity to one another.
“Europe needs high-performance charging infrastructure developed in-house. We share Netsuisse’s conviction that European technology and close partnerships form the basis for the further expansion of electric mobility.”
— Núria Comellas, CEO of Circutor
The Netsuisse Group is thus specifically targeting property companies, energy suppliers, mobility providers and fleet operators – from individual charging points to networked infrastructure across multiple locations.
With Circutor and Hubject, the Netsuisse Group is expanding its Move ecosystem with two key components: European charging hardware and international eRoaming. Together with workforceOS, this creates a comprehensive offering comprising hardware, connectivity and a platform.
The Netsuisse Group is thus specifically targeting property companies, energy suppliers, mobility providers and fleet operators – from individual charging points to networked infrastructure across multiple sites.
With Circutor and Hubject, the Netsuisse Group is expanding its Move ecosystem with two key components: European charging hardware and international eRoaming. Together with workforceOS, this creates a comprehensive offering comprising hardware, connectivity and a platform.
About Circutor
Circutor is a European manufacturer of solutions for energy management, energy efficiency and electric mobility. Founded in 1973 and headquartered in Barcelona, the company develops and manufactures technologies for the measurement, control and optimisation of electrical energy. Its portfolio includes, amongst other things, energy management systems, metering and analytics solutions, power quality products, and AC and DC charging solutions for electric mobility. With its technologies, Circutor supports businesses and public institutions in using energy more efficiently and reducing CO₂ emissions.
About Hubject
Hubject simplifies the charging of electric vehicles. Through its eRoaming platform, intercharge, the e-mobility specialist connects charging infrastructure operators (CPOs) and e-mobility service providers (eMSPs), thereby enabling standardised access to the charging infrastructure. Hubject operates the world’s largest cross-provider charging network, connecting more than 1,100,000 charging points and over 3,500 B2B partners in more than 75 countries. Furthermore, Hubject is a leader in the field of Plug&Charge and, based on the ISO 15118-2 and -20 standards, enables a secure and seamless charging experience. Hubject was also the first company in the e-mobility sector to receive a payment institution licence from BaFin via its subsidiary, Hubject Financial Services.