Spirii and GP JOULE CONNECT Forge New Partnership in Germany

According to CEO Jörg Blumenberg, GP JOULE CONNECT has chosen Spirii as a new platform partner to consolidate their existing charging infrastructure on Spirii's charging platform and expand with new, innovative products and services.

"We have decided to partner with Spirii to augment our expertise in planning and implementing charging solutions with Spirii's proficiency in charging platforms," says Blumenberg. "Through this partnership, we can now offer advanced energy management systems, including dynamic load balancing, a unified platform for managing charging stations, and a user-friendly charging app. This enables us to provide our customers with exciting new business opportunities, perfectly aligned with our motto, 'Supercharging Your Business'."

GP JOULE CONNECT manages several thousand charging stations, which will now transition to Spirii’s platform.

Spirii's CEO, Tore Harritshøj, is very excited about the partnership, which allows GP JOULE CONNECT to offer its clients enhanced opportunities to scale their charging business and create new revenue streams.

"We are very proud to partner with GP JOULE CONNECT, who has proven to be a visionary force in the development of charging infrastructure. Together, we have crafted a forward-looking setup that also empowers GP JOULE CONNECT's customers to transform their charging stations into a lucrative venture," says Tore Harritshøj. "For example, GP JOULE CONNECT serves numerous fleet clients who only utilize their charging stations at specific times during the day. Thus, it is beneficial for them to make these stations available to the public when they are not in use. Through our platform, they can manage when, and at what price the stations should be available to others."

Furthermore, Spirii's open API and white-label solutions will enable GP JOULE CONNECT to easily integrate data into their existing systems. This enables them to offer their clients customized charging solutions, effectively enhancing the efficiency of managing charging stations in both public and private contexts.

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