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    Clenergy EV opens new software hub in South Wales

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJanuary 31, 2023No Comments
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    Clenergy EV were delighted to welcome the Welsh Minister for the Economy, Vaughan Gething, to their new office opening this month.

    In attendance were organisations from across Wales, which Clenergy EV has supported with EV charge point software since 2020. Invited to the day were representatives from Swansea Council, Carmarthenshire County Council, Vale of Glamorgan Council and the Dragon Charging Network.

    The event highlighted how much has been achieved by organisations in the electric vehicle ecosystem within Wales in meeting their net-zero commitments, of which Clenergy EV provides a pivotal role.

    Clenergy EV has grown rapidly in the past 3 years and have established themselves as one of the leading net-zero software companies within Wales, becoming a trusted partner for 150 organisations across the UK.

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    “I’m delighted to have had the honour to open Clenergy EV’s new offices and to learn about their exciting and innovative business,” said the Minister of Economy of Wales, Vaughan Gethings.

    “Electric vehicle charging infrastructure is critical to creating the greener Wales we all want to see and the Welsh Government is committed to this goal through our Net Zero Wales Plan.”

    “We are grateful to Vaughan Gething for taking time to open our state-of-the-art offices and learn more about what we have already achieved at Clenergy EV.” Said Will David, Clenergy EV CEO.

    “The electric vehicle revolution is happening in Wales, the UK and worldwide- and our smart charge point software and EV Driver app is enabling it for hundreds of organisations.”

    Clenergy EV software allows clients to monitor charge points remotely whilst also allowing end-users to start charging their vehicle. An easy-to-use mobile app is available in multiple languages, including Welsh.

    By utilising the Clenergy EV charge point management system, charge point owners can monetise charge point infrastructure that is available for public use. It can also be used for workplace charging, ensuring staff members can take advantage of charging their vehicles when parked.

    What makes Clenergy EV’s system unique is that it is hardware agnostic and uses the Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP), allowing clients to use multiple hardware brands that best suit their use case or budget. Charge point operators or other clients can then build their charging infrastructure without being limited to a certain supplier.

    Over 200,000 charge point transactions have been recorded on the Clenergy EV system to-date, saving over 2,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions in the year 2022 for both members of the public and large scale organisations.

    By expanding their team in the next 12 months and supporting the implementation of charging innovations, Clenergy EV will enable organisations to take full advantage of the benefits of electric vehicles.

    The company raised £4m investment in their first round of funding to scale up its team and operational capacity, with a headcount of 25 staff – more than double the number this time last year.

    This has also allowed for the company to grow into a new office space, providing additional work and breakout areas, as well having a state-of-the-art EV charging wall showcasing the very latest charge point technology from Clenergy EV partners.

    Situated in Sony UK Technology Centre’s Business Incubation Centre, the new area will become a centre of charge point software excellence in Wales – both for testing exciting new technologies and for EV drivers themselves. The centre provides modern, high quality office space for lease for business start-up companies and established organisations looking to relocate.

    Sony UK Technology Centre (UK TEC) Director of Professional Services, Gerald Kelly, said: “We are delighted to be a part of this fantastic milestone for Clenergy EV. We pride ourselves on working closely with like-minded businesses, and we are extremely proud to have them as part of our Business Incubation Centre.

    “Their goal of providing simple, fair, and accessible electric vehicle charging for a cleaner planet is in alignment with our own sustainability commitments, and we look forward to continuing to support the innovation and success of Clenergy EV into the future.”

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