Cooperation between BlueRange and MAHLE chargeBIG

Mandatory charging infrastructure in buildings

E-mobility is becoming increasingly important for digital building infrastructure, as landlords want and need to offer their tenants appropriate charging options.

The EPBD (European Building Directive) is a revised directive and part of the major climate policy project “Fit for 55”. The aim is to redesign European legislation on energy and climate issues.

The directive states that from 2027 a set number of charging points must be installed and a certain number of parking spaces must be pre-equipped. The exact requirements differ between residential and non-residential buildings.

Integration into BlueRange

The partnership between BlueRange and chargeBIG will combine e-mobility and digital building usage to create future-proof applications. BlueRange will integrate chargeBIG’s innovative and legal metrology-compliant solutions into its IoT platform.

Use Cases

Project developers, operators and tenants benefit from SmartScore-accredited use cases such as viewing and reserving charging stations and monitoring the volume of energy charged, which is converted into CO₂ savings.

Conclusion

The partnership makes charging infrastructure digital and transparent. Another milestone on the way to sustainable and intelligent buildings is set.

EPBD-compliant: chargeBIG enables a scalable and intelligent charging infrastructure for professional applications.

Building digitization: BlueRange integrates chargeBIG’s innovative solutions into its IoT platform. This makes processes controllable, effective, scalable and visible at any time.

EPBD-compliant planning and building digitization is made possible by linking BlueRange and chargeBIG.

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• Mahle chargeBIG