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• With the introduction of eyond, The Mobility House is setting new standards in the field of intelligent charging tariffs.
• The eyond solution from The Mobility House unlocks the charging flexibility of electric cars, realizing the maximum benefit for customers and the energy system.
• The technology, which has been tested for years in the marketing and aggregation of electric vehicle batteries, is being marketed as aggregated charging flexibility in the energy markets.
• The revenues generated in this way make charging affordable, and the provided flexibility stabilizes the power grids and markets.
• Customers benefit from a reduction in charging costs of over 200 euros per year – without sacrificing convenience or being affected by fluctuating household electricity prices.

• Mobilize, a Renault Group brand, and The Mobility House will provide the first commercial Vehicle-To-Grid (V2G) offering starting 2024, initially in France, Germany and the United Kingdom.  
• Renault customers will – through bidirectional charging and discharging – take part in the energy transition and earn money with their electric car when they are not using it for driving.  
• The Mobility House's technology will be used to market the electricity stored in the batteries on the energy markets, maximizing the value of mobile storage devices in the energy system and unlocking their full potential.
• Renault is the first major car manufacturer to use The Mobility House’s technology portfolio to enable bidirectional charging for its customers.

• GVB – the operator of the city of Amsterdam’s public transport services – is using the smart charging and energy management solution from tech firm The Mobility House to cost-effectively charge its planned fleet of approximately 159 vehicles throughout the city in 2023.
• Smart management with ChargePilot® helps to generate annual six-figure savings in grid and energy costs.
• The hardware-agnostic system by The Mobility House enables communication between different planning systems thanks to open interfaces.

World’s first open Vehicle-To-Grid test lab by The Mobility House and Ambibox 

• The Mobility House and Ambibox are setting up a test lab for bidirectional charging that is unique worldwide.
• Both companies have created a permanent opportunity for car manufacturers to test bidirectional marketing of electric cars on the energy market.
• Holistic testing under real-life conditions will significantly speed up the ramp-up of Vehicle-To-Grid (V2G) and the uniform interpretation of standards.

• The collaboration between The Mobility House and reev couples intelligent charging infrastructure and charging and energy management with an integrated billing solution.
• reev has expanded its portfolio to now offer customers ChargePilot®, the charging and energy management system by The Mobility House while The Mobility House has added reev’s billing solution to its available product range.
• As both systems have an open interface architecture, customers benefit from a package solution that takes individual requirements and needs into account. 

• Leading zero emission innovators The Mobility House and Sycada cooperate to offer Smart Charging and Energy Management Systems for buses and trucks.  
• ChargePilot®, the intelligent Charging and Energy Management system from The Mobility House, is now integrated into Sycada's platform.
• Forces were joined while working for Dutch bus company Connexxion, a subsidiary of Transdev Netherlands, operating more than 2,000 electric buses worldwide.