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• Mercedes-Benz and The Mobility House connect electric vehicles with the energy grid to support the use of renewable energy and reduce customers' energy costs. 
• The partnership includes both unidirectional and bidirectional smart charging offers for private households. 
• Introduction of smart charging offers with the new generation of electric vehicles. 

• A pool of co-located energy assets with a projected installed capacity exceeding 2.5 GWh is being completed in Bulgaria, with full commercialization expected from Q4 2025
• The Mobility House Energy contributes its advanced aggregation and trading software, in operation and enhanced since 2016
• The partnership sets a new benchmark for co-location solutions, driving the renewable energy transition at lower costs

• Resource Innovations and The Mobility House are leading one of the largest state-funded Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) initiatives in the U.S. to unlock the potential of electric vehicles as mobile energy storage 

• The program provides 100 bidirectional charging stations—at no cost to participants—to enhance grid stability, optimize the use of renewable energy, and enable backup power supply 

• This initiative serves as a blueprint for the nationwide rollout of V2X technology and reinforces Massachusetts’ role as a leader in clean energy innovation 

• Trading-as-a-Service partnership uses algorithm-based trading for automatic real-time optimization of battery storage
• The Mobility House Energy markets TESVOLT assets as decentralized, grid-connected flexibility on European power and energy markets - thus driving grid stability and the energy transition
• TESVOLT customers benefit immediately from the multi-market marketing of their storage capacities on spot markets - Integration of ancillary services to follow in mid-2025

• Smart car electricity tariff closes a gap in the market: RheinEnergie's EV customers benefit from low electricity prices by using flexibility - completely risk-free and with a price guarantee. 

• RheinEnergie’s EV customers save up to 250 euros a year thanks to incentives for smart charging processes and flexibility bonuses. 

• RheinEnergie remains the customers’ point of contact, while The Mobility House takes over the aggregation of flexibility, short-term trading and the balancing energy risk for the e-car energy volume. 

• With The Mobility House Energy’s white label solution, energy suppliers can quickly offer smart charging tariffs without having to develop the necessary technology and software themselves.

By cooperating commercially as technology providers and resellers, the partnership will bring more efficient and cost-effective charging performance to numerous end markets.