Ecog
Developer of charging infrastructure technology, including controllers, operating systems, and applications. The company provides solutions for electric vehicle charging, enabling efficient and scalable product development. They offer resources and designs to support the creation of reliable charging interfaces. The company’s products facilitate the integration of charging solutions into various business processes.…
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Developer of charging infrastructure technology, including controllers, operating systems, and applications. The company provides solutions for electric vehicle charging, enabling efficient and scalable product development. They offer resources and designs to support the creation of reliable charging interfaces. The company’s products facilitate the integration of charging solutions into various business processes. Founded in 2017, headquartered in Munich, Germany. Ecog operates in the Electric Vehicles, Energy Storage Tech, Smart Cities sectors. The company focuses on Vehicle Charging Stations, Station Management IT, . The company has raised $24.9M in Series B funding. Notable investors include Techstars, Next47, Helen Ventures, Ananda Impact Ventures, BayBG, Lindner-Group, among others.
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Smart Cities > Smart Public Infrastructure > Vehicle Charging Stations,
Electric Vehicles > Charging Solutions > Station Network > Charging > Station Management IT,
Energy Storage Tech > Charging > Station Management IT
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