New Study: EcoG® CRI 2025
Launching the 2025 edition of our Charging Reliability Index
EcoG published the second edition of the EcoG Charging Reliability Index (CRI), a benchmark study that evaluates how reliable electric vehicles (EV) charging interfaces are implemented and interact with CCS fast-charging infrastructure globally. The 2025 edition expands the scope by testing the 10 global EV platforms, focusing on 4 categories: Reliable Charging Initialization, Robust Charging Process, Error Recovery and User Information.
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New Study: EcoG® CRI 2025
Launching the 2025 edition of our Charging Reliability Index
EcoG published the second edition of the EcoG Charging Reliability Index (CRI), a benchmark study that evaluates how reliable electric vehicles (EV) charging interfaces are implemented and interact with CCS fast-charging infrastructure globally. The 2025 edition expands the scope by testing the 10 global EV platforms, focusing on 4 categories: Reliable Charging Initialization, Robust Charging Process, Error Recovery and User Information.
New Study: EcoG® CRI 2025
Launching the 2025 edition of our Charging Reliability Index
EcoG published the second edition of the EcoG Charging Reliability Index (CRI), a benchmark study that evaluates how reliable electric vehicles (EV) charging interfaces are implemented and interact with CCS fast-charging infrastructure globally. The 2025 edition expands the scope by testing the 10 global EV platforms, focusing on 4 categories: Reliable Charging Initialization, Robust Charging Process, Error Recovery and User Information.
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New Study: EcoG® CRI 2025
Launching the 2025 edition of our Charging Reliability Index
EcoG published the second edition of the EcoG Charging Reliability Index (CRI), a benchmark study that evaluates how reliable electric vehicles (EV) charging interfaces are implemented and interact with CCS fast-charging infrastructure globally. The 2025 edition expands the scope by testing the 10 global EV platforms, focusing on 4 categories: Reliable Charging Initialization, Robust Charging Process, Error Recovery and User Information.
Products Overview
New Study: EcoG® CRI 2025
Launching the 2025 edition of our Charging Reliability Index
EcoG published the second edition of the EcoG Charging Reliability Index (CRI), a benchmark study that evaluates how reliable electric vehicles (EV) charging interfaces are implemented and interact with CCS fast-charging infrastructure globally. The 2025 edition expands the scope by testing the 10 global EV platforms, focusing on 4 categories: Reliable Charging Initialization, Robust Charging Process, Error Recovery and User Information.
ABOUT US
At EcoG, we empower the scaling of charging infrastructure and accelerate emission-free mobility.
VISION & MISSION
At EcoG, our mission is to accelerate the global transition to sustainable mobility by lowering the barriers to enter the charging infrastructure market. We bridge the gap between ambitious climate goals and operational reality. Our vision of zero transport emissions is anchored by our approach to create the most reliable EV charging infrastructure ecosystem in the market.
RELIABILITY
We deliver hardware-agnostic software solutions engineered for maximum environmental impact. By optimizing energy flow and lifecycle efficiency, we empower our partners to reduce CO2 emissions. Sustainability is not an elective for us; it is integrated into the core architecture of every product we develop and every business decision we make. Therefore one part of sustainability is also our own financial stability - becoming self-sustaining.
True reliability requires a seamless integration of vehicle, EV charging infrastructure including its components, grid, users, business processes of companies making use of transportation. Our AI-enabled operating system simplifies the seamless integration to ensure maximum uptime, system health and business process integration. Through open APIs and strong OEM-testing, we guarantee that our software is the most interoperable on the market. We don't just follow standards; we set them (e.g. Bidi & MCS), ensuring that the charging experience is smooth.
As a German-owned software entity, we operate at the intersection of technological excellence and democratic values. We recognize that charging networks are critical infrastructure. Our unwavering adherence to UN values, ESG goals, and stringent European security standards makes us the partner of choice for nations and enterprises that prioritize data sovereignty, ethical governance, and the protection of public assets
Honored to be recognized as one of the 50 fastest growing technology companies!
EcoG won the smarter E award 2024 in the Category "E-Mobility" for EcoG Connect.
INNOVATORS
Get to know the talented individuals behind EcoG.
Joerg Heuer
Founder & CEO
joerg@ecog.io
An active advocate for e-mobility in close cooperation with Siemens, BMW, Volvo, Porsche, etc., Jörg envisions EV charging seamlessly integrated in daily customer journeys.
Johannes Hund
Founder & CTO
johannes@ecog.io
An expert for industrial IoT and web technology, Johannes brings emerging technologies and market opportunities together with 20+ years of experience.
Sebastian Lucae
CSO & CCO
sebastian@ecog.io
With 15+ years in Consulting and Automotive, including roles in the eMobility joint venture of BMW and Mercedes-Benz, Sebastian brings valuable market and scaling expertise.
Xi Zhang
Director of Systems
xi@ecog.io
An expert for EcoG's system architecture and e-mobility interoperability, Xi has coordinated standardization activities in ISO, IEC, SAE in both EU and NA since 2013.
Peter Haschkamp
Director of Key Account Management
peter.h@ecog.io
With substantial experience in EV charging and demonstrated history of working in the industrial engineering industry, Peter leads our customer success and acount management team.
Mirjam Laubenbacher
Head of Communications & Government Affairs
mirjam@ecog.io
As one of the young talents recognized by PR Report’s #30u30 initiative, Siemens alumnus Mirjam holds extensive experience in strategic communications.
Robert Skinner
Managing Director U.S.
robert@ecog.io
Michigan-born entrepreneur, renowned for his automotive expertise, and having served as a former Executive at Ford Direct, Robert brings key insight into AI and EV Infrastructure, shaping the future of mobility.
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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
A member since 2017, speaker and a core member since 2023, EcoG is actively working with the CharIN e.V. community to set industry standards in EV charging.
"The experts of the German technology company EcoG are the driving members of our CharIN association. We are proud of our long-lasting and very productive cooperation with them."
Claas Bracklo, Chairman of CharIN e.V. & Policy Director of Government Affairs at BMW Group
CONNECTIONS
Explore EcoG's global presence and impact.
2025: EcoG secures €16 million from GET Fund, Bayern Kapital and Extantia, and is about to become the standard Operating System for fast charging infrastructure.
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EcoG is founded in the TechStars Mobility Accelerator in Detroit.
EcoG joins the Katapult Accelerator in Oslo.
Launch of the EcoG operating system on Siemens charging stations.
Market entry in India.
Driving the control interface of Megawatt Charging System (MCS) standards.
A market share of 15% of DC chargers for electric cars sold in the EU is achieved.
Release of the world's first charging reliability index (EcoG CRI) for EVs.
Office opening in Detroit investing USD 16M with the support of state of Michigan.
Leading the roll-out of bidirectional charging with the release of reference architecture for bidi wallbox with Infineon.
EcoG secures €16 million from GET Fund, Bayern Kapital and Extantia, and is about to become the standard Operating System for fast charging infrastructure