eMobility Charging Ecosystem

Mobility is a basic human need. It represents freedom and independence, as well as a defining element of our globalized society. Not only does our everyday life require mobility, but the entire economic system needs more and more it. During the last two centuries, the continuous development of mobility and speed has also raised questions. Mainly, climate change. Against this backdrop, the call for efficient concepts that combine economic and ecological goals is becoming increasingly stronger.

Climate change and the scarcity of raw materials are the leading causes of our changing consumer behavior – characterized by a stronger sense of environmental responsibility. Industries have also developed new understandings and know that today’s entrepreneurial success is defined by the combination of economic, ecological and social commitment. Corporate social responsibility has long been a top priority and should not be an underestimated success factor in global competition.

The desire for better professional and private opportunities is attracting increasingly more people from rural areas to urban areas. This trend is anything but new and continues unabated. In the 1950s, just under one-third of the world's population lived in metropolitan areas. Since then, it has risen dramatically and experts predict that the number of city dwellers will reach more than two-thirds by 2050. As a result, existing infrastructures of many major cities are reaching their limits while air pollution increasingly becomes a health risk.