Schneider Electric, a global provider of in energy management and automation solutions, and The Mobility House Solutions, a provider of smart charging technology, announced their partnership to roll out and sell EV load management and charging solutions. The collaboration focuses on fleet electrification, an important step in reducing global transportation emissions and advancing the energy transition.

Fleet electrification plays an important role in cutting transportation-related CO2 emissions. According to the IEA, private cars and vans accounted for over 25 percent of global oil use and 10 percent of energy-related CO2 emissions in 2022, while trucks and buses contributed over 35 percent of road transport emissions, despite making up less than 8 percent of vehicles.
The partnership between Schneider Electric and The Mobility House Solutions offers integrated solutions for High Power Charging (HPC) infrastructure, focusing on in-depot and in-transit charging for trucks, buses, and passenger cars.
Key Features and Benefits of the Partnership
Integrated Solutions for EV Fleets
High Power Charging (HPC) for in-depot and in-transit applications.
More seamless integration with local depot and energy ecosystems.
Optimized Costs and Efficiency
Reduced capital expenditures and enhanced energy efficiency.
Pathway to future energy services and grid optimization.
Proven Applications
Brookville Smart Energy Bus Depot in Maryland: A 6.5-megawatt microgrid supports 70 electric buses with optimized charging schedules.
Integration of ChargePilot into AlphaStruxure’s Energy-as-a-Service systems, helping to enable more cost-effective solutions with no upfront capital investment.
This partnership helps to simplify the deployment of electrified mobility projects, supporting energy transition and promoting more sustainable transportation.
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