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EWII installs 3200 charge points in 10 months with Monta

EWII installs 3200 charge points in 10 months with Monta

3,200
charge points operated
85%
share of all tenders won with Monta
146
cities in Denmark where EWII operates

Problem

EWII needed a single CPMS to scale rapidly across municipalities, enterprises and private EV drivers while staying ahead of regulation in a fast-changing market.

Solution

Monta provided an intuitive, feature-rich platform to manage multiple user groups, pricing, availability and payments, plus innovation like Dynamic Pricing to help EWII win long-term tenders.

Result

In 10 months EWII won 16 of 19 tenders (85%), operating 3,200 charge points across 146 cities in Denmark and positioning to expand into Europe using Monta as their sole CPMS.
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With a clear ambition of owning the EV charging infrastructure, the utility company EWII needed a charge point management system (CPMS) to manage and grow their business. After going with Monta, they’ve won 146 cities in Denmark in less than a year and are planning to venture out in Europe using Monta as their sole CPMS.

A want to own the EV charging infrastructure

For 154 years, the Danish utility company EWII has been building and maintaining the core systems that power Denmark’s electricity, water, and internet services. With a legacy of owning these vital systems, it was a natural next step for EWII to explore the fast-growing EV charging industry. That’s why the company was seeking the right software partner to help them become one of the largest owners of public charge points in Denmark, and they found Monta to be the best candidate.

EWII’s EV charging strategy is long-term, which means that they often go after 10+ year contracts with municipalities and enterprises. It’s a heavy up front investment but in turn they earn the revenue generated by the charge points. They use the Monta platform to customize the solution to their customers and easily manage multiple user groups, pricing, availability and payment options. Such features have successfully helped them win 15 municipalities.  

Boundary-pushing software keeps EWII ahead of the competition

Entering into decade-long deals, they rely on Monta’s software to also help them stay ahead of regulation, customer needs and trends in a highly volatile market. 

The EV charging industry is constantly changing. If you’re not keeping up with requirements, you’ll lose out to the competition. Having Monta as our partner gives us the security we need to operate at full capacity because we know they are ahead of the curve and in many instances are setting the industry standard. Their Dynamic Pricing feature is a prime example of how they are the market leader in this space,” says Jesper Antoni Nicolaisen. 

Monta’s speed of execution combined with EWII’s ambitions provides the right foundation for a fruitful partnership that is ready to venture into new markets. And EWII has ambitious plans for the future.

With Monta’s Partner Services, EWII can further tailor and scale their charging solution while relying on Monta’s robust platform and deep customisations.

Racing ahead: EWII’s path to market dominance 

Within 10 months, EWII has won 16 out of 19 EV charging tenders, set up 146 charge site locations and is on the way to onboard more than 3200 charge points to the Monta Hub CPMS. Having the right recipe for winning and operating large EV charging sites, EWII is aiming to become one of the market leaders in Denmark for publicly available charge points using Monta as their charge point management system.

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