Manufacturers of charging stations for electric vehicles in Denmark

Denmark is one of the leaders in the introduction of electric mobility in Europe, and the country is actively developing solutions for charging electric vehicles. Charging station manufacturers in Denmark offer innovative technologies, contributing to the growth of the electric vehicle infrastructure. In this article, we look at the main charging station manufacturers, their achievements and their role in the development of green energy in Denmark.

We remind you that you can purchase home and commercial charging stations in our online storeand also use the public charging stations ECOFACTORcharging points located throughout Ukraine. For convenient access to charging infrastructure, we recommend using our mobile applicationwhich is available on iOS and Android.

Due to its policy of supporting sustainable development and energy efficiency, Denmark is actively developing the infrastructure for charging electric cars, which makes charging convenient and affordable for all users. Local companies are becoming important players in the European market, offering solutions that meet the highest environmental standards and energy efficiency requirements.

1. ECOFACTOR

We are in ECOFACTOR We specialise in the production of charging stations for electric vehicles and are actively expanding our presence not only in Ukraine but also internationally. Our infrastructure is being developed in line with European requirements, and we are already ready to offer our solutions to countries like Denmark. For the convenience of our users, we have created map of charging stations and integrated the ability to control the charging process via our application, available for iOS and Android.

Our charging stations meet European quality standards and are manufactured in Ukraine. By our online shop can be ordered as chargers for home or business, and Cables and adapters for flexible connectivity. We want charging infrastructure to be accessible, reliable and easy to use regardless of country - including in the Nordic region.

In addition to supplying equipment, we are also developing our own network of charging stations. For businesses, we offer solutions that enable them to effectively manage their charging infrastructure and realise its commercial potential. Our experience allows us to adapt our products and services to the needs of any market, including the Danish market, where demand for electric vehicles is growing rapidly.

General information:

• Year of foundation: 2016
• Certifications and standards: European quality standards
• Areas of application: home use, commercial facilities
• Related services and tools: mobile app for charging monitoring, integration with energy networks

Contacts:

• Website: ecofactortech.com
• Address: 113 Ataman Holovatyi St., Odesa, Odesa Oblast, Ukraine, 65000
• Phone: +38 063 798 88 00
• E-mail: [email protected]
• Telegram: t.me/ecofactor_ua
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/ecofactor.ua
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/ecofactor.ua

2. Clever

Clever is a Danish company specialising in the deployment and management of a network of charging stations for electric vehicles. It partners with manufacturers such as ABB and Compleo to supply chargers. Founded in 2009, Clever has built Denmark's largest public charging station network, with more than 2,500 charging points. The company is also involved in joint projects such as "Powered by E.ON Drive & Clever", which aims to create a network of ultra-fast charging stations on Scandinavian motorways.

Clever offers electric vehicle charging solutions for private users, businesses and residential associations. Its services include the installation of charging stations, network management and equipment maintenance. In addition, the company integrates renewable energy and energy storage into its infrastructure, working with partners such as Hitachi Energy to ensure sustainable mobility in Denmark.

General information:

• It offers the widest network of charging stations in Denmark, with more than 48,000 charging points.
• Provides smart charging solutions for home, business and public spaces.
• Offers subscription plans, including Clever One, which includes charging station rental and free charging at home and on the go.

Contacts:

• Website: clever.dk
• Address: Støberigade 14, 2. sal, 2450 København SV
• Phone: +45 82 30 30 30
• E-mail: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/cleverdk
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/Clever.dk
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/clever.dk

3. Sperto

Sperto is a company specialising in the deployment and management of a network of charging stations for electric vehicles. Founded in 2017, Sperto offers electric vehicle charging solutions for private users, businesses and municipalities. The company provides services for the installation and maintenance of charging infrastructure, including portable chargers, stationary charging stations and charging racks. In 2022, Sperto was acquired by energy company Norlys, which expanded its presence in the Danish electric mobility market.

Sperto is actively developing a network of public charging stations, particularly in cities and on motorways. The company also cooperates with other charging infrastructure providers, such as EVBox, to ensure widespread access to charging points. Users can pay for charging using RFID cards or online payments, and use apps to find and activate charging stations. Sperto continues to expand its network, focusing on providing convenient and affordable charging for EV owners in Denmark.

General information:

• Sperto specialises in charging solutions for electric vehicles.
• Offers a variety of charging stations, including models for home and commercial use.
• Provides advice and support on the selection and installation of charging solutions.
• Promotes the development of infrastructure for electric vehicles in Denmark.

Contacts:

• Website: sperto.dk

4. Tesla

Tesla is rolling out its own network of electric vehicle charging stations, which includes Supercharger fast charging points and AC stations as part of its Destination Charging programme. The Supercharger network supports DC charging with a capacity of up to 250 kW and is focused on providing charging during long journeys. The stations are located on major transport routes and in urban areas.

The Destination Charging programme involves the installation of AC charging stations in hotels, restaurants and other establishments where users can leave their cars for several hours. The company integrates its chargers into the navigation systems of Tesla electric vehicles, which allows for route planning based on charging needs. Part of the network is gradually opening up to electric vehicles from other brands. Tesla manufactures charging equipment on its own.

General information:

• Tesla manufactures electric cars and charging solutions.
• It offers its own charging stations, known as Superchargers, to quickly charge its vehicles.
• It has a network of service centres and charging points around the world, including Denmark.
• Promotes the development of infrastructure for electric vehicles and sustainable development.

Contacts:

• Website: tesla.com
• Address: 452 Hobrovej, Aalborg 9200, Denmark
• Phone: +45 89 88 70 04
• E-mail: [email protected]

5. ChargePoint

ChargePoint is a company that develops and manufactures charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. The company produces AC and DC equipment for various use cases: home, commercial, and marine. The range includes Tier 2 charging stations (e.g. Home Flex) and Express series fast chargers with a capacity of up to 400 kW. The equipment supports standard connection interfaces and integrates with the company's software.

ChargePoint is also developing its own cloud-based charging infrastructure management platform. It allows monitoring charging sessions, managing access, setting tariffs and analysing consumption data. The company supports bi-directional energy transfer, which allows electric vehicles to be used as temporary power sources. Its solutions are used in private homes, office centres, transport hubs and logistics companies.

General information:

• ChargePoint is expanding its presence in Europe, including Denmark, by offering electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
• Provides charging station management software that allows you to monitor and optimise the charging process.
• ChargePoint is working with local partners and organisations in Denmark to develop electric vehicle infrastructure.
• It offers a wide range of charging solutions for individuals, businesses and municipalities.

Contacts:

• Website: www.chargepoint.com 
• Address: 240 East Hacienda Avenue, Campbell, CA 95008 USA
• Phone: 1-866-480-2936   
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/chargepoint 
• Twitter: x.com/chargepointnet 
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/ChargePoint 
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/chargepoint

6. Siemens

Siemens is a manufacturer of charging stations for electric vehicles, offering solutions for private, commercial and municipal use. The range includes AC chargers of the VersiCharge AC series, as well as high-speed DC charging stations SICHARGE D with a capacity of up to 400 kW. The equipment supports CCS and CHAdeMO standards and is equipped with dynamic power distribution and the ability to charge multiple vehicles simultaneously.

Siemens also develops charging infrastructure management software that allows charging to be monitored, access controlled and equipment integrated into the grid. The company has production facilities in various countries, including Germany, Portugal, the United States, India, and the Netherlands. In 2023, Siemens acquired Heliox, a company specialising in high-speed charging for electric buses and trucks, to expand its presence in the charging infrastructure market.

General information:

• Supplies high-power charging stations (150-450 kW) for electric buses in Denmark, working with public transport operator Movia.
• Provides comprehensive solutions, including installation, maintenance and remote monitoring of charging infrastructure.
• Promotes sustainable mobility in Denmark by supporting the transition to electric transport in the public sector.
• Offers innovative solutions for charging electric vehicles, including intelligent energy management systems.

Contacts:

• Website: www.siemens.com 
• Phone: +49 (89) 3803 5491   
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/siemens
• Twitter: x.com/siemens 
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/Siemens 
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/siemens

Conclusion.

The charging infrastructure market in Denmark is showing steady growth and adaptation to the needs of modern electric vehicles. Thanks to a combination of government support, innovative approaches and partnerships with the private sector, the country is gradually building an efficient and scalable charging system. Manufacturers are focusing not only on supplying equipment but also on developing digital services for monitoring, energy management and integration with other elements of urban infrastructure.

Denmark is actively developing solutions for private users, as well as for the commercial and municipal sectors. The wide range of products includes AC and DC charging stations, mobile applications, cloud-based management platforms, as well as powerful systems for fleets and public transport. Special attention is paid to sustainability, reliability and compliance with environmental standards.