Schneider Charge Pro launches with simplified charging experience to accelerate EV adoption

• Open solution delivers quick installation and streamlines reimbursement processes, supporting fleet electrification
• Minimizes power disruption to accelerate charging infrastructure deployment in multifamily homes and apartments 
• Remote monitoring through one, easy-to-use mobile app

Schneider Electric, the leader in the digital transformation of energy management and industrial automation, has launched Schneider Charge Pro in Europe, a robust, energy-efficient electric vehicle (EV) charging solution to accelerate EV adoption among owners of commercial fleets and multifamily residences. With the EU’s Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) requiring upgrades to EV charge facilities by 2027, Schneider Charge Pro aims to address key barriers to growth in a complex and fragmented market landscape as a comprehensive, affordable eMobility solution.

More than just a charging station, Schneider Charge Pro is part of a fully integrated, turnkey solution that simplifies the charging experience from start to finish, making it easy for Charge Point Operators (CPOs) and building owners to either retrofit or establish new EV charging facilities, and for electricians to have an easy and smooth installation process. It also comes with an open system software that efficiently tracks charging times, simplifying the process for CPOs to reimburse employees who are charging EVs that are part of a fleet at home.

Complementing this open solution are two new products designed to increase quick and reliable access to EV charging for cars, vans and other EVs. The EVCE MFH, tailored for multifamily homes, manages power loads in real-time, allowing high volumes of EV charging to take place without overloading or disrupting the power supply for tenants or the building. This is supported by a new cloud-based, remote monitoring tool that enables pre-commissioning offsite and faster commissioning onsite through a single intuitive mobile app.

As the market and regulatory landscape evolves rapidly, Schneider Electric continues to lead the charge in the new energy era,” said Nadège Petit, Schneider Electric’s Chief Innovation Officer. “Schneider Charge Pro builds on our century-long heritage of energy management innovation, offering an open, affordable and efficient EV charging solution designed to empower businesses to electrify their fleets with ease. By simplifying EV adoption for fleet operators, building owners, electricians and multifamily housing, we’re enabling compliance with EU regulations while helping businesses accelerate their electrification goals and drive the transition to sustainable energy.”

Schneider Charge Pro is now available in France and Hong Kong, rolling out to more countries throughout the year. For more information, contact your local sales representative.

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Nadège PETIT

Chief Innovation OfficerNadège is the Chief Innovation Officer of Schneider Electric and a member of its Global Executive Committee. Nadège oversees Schneider Electric’s external innovation activities, including its corporate venture arm, SE Ventures, as well as its incubations, partnerships, joint ventures, and Prosumer businesses.  Nadège joined Schneider Electric in 2004 and has held various operational and management positions in Europe, Russia, and Hong Kong including Senior Vice President of Corporate Strategy, and most recently, Executive Vice President for the global Power Products division. Since 2021, Nadège has been a member of the Board of Directors of AlphaStruxure, GreenStruxure, Uplight, Qmerit, EnergySage, EVConnect, Digital Grid and AutoGrid. In May 2023, Nadège became a member of the supervisory board of E.ON SE, serving as a member of their Innovation and Sustainability Committee.  Based in Boston, USA, Nadège’s mission is to create profitable growth platforms for the company, promote a culture of open and collaborative innovation, and build the future businesses of Schneider Electric. LinkedIn Profile

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