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The battery size and therefore the range of electric vehicles has increased in recent years to an average of more than 300 kilometres. This eliminates the need to connect the vehicle to the wallbox for recharging at every stop or at home. Users reduce the cumbersome handling of the charging cable to a minimum.

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Automated charging for users and grid

About Easelink

Easelink is a high-tech company headquartered in Graz, Austria, and dedicated to development of the automated conductive charging solution “Matrix Charging®” for electric vehicles. The innovative character of Easelink can be seen in its many patents and trademarks. Easelink, with sites in Austria and China, currently has 40 employees and actively contributes to various standardization bodies for charging technology, such as the relevant working groups of the Charging Interface Initiative (CharIn), the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Within the framework of cooperative projects, a number of leading automotive manufacturers and suppliers, infrastructure providers and vehicle fleet operators are already making use of the innovative Matrix Charging® technology.

By intelligently connecting e-vehicles with the energy system at all times, regardless of their state of charge, a battery storage system on four wheels is created at the same time. The networking of e-vehicles with the energy system is accompanied by great flexibility potential for dealing with volatile renewable energies.

Hermann Stockinger, CEO Easelink

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About Hermann Stockinger

Hermann is the founder and CEO of Easelink. He is an entrepreneur fully dedicated to shaping a sustainable future and facilitating e-mobility at scale. Easelink is a European high-tech company that focuses on the development of sustainable automated charging technology for electric vehicles. Hermann studied in Austria, England and Mexico holding a master’s degree in Energy- and Environmental Engineering and Business Economics. Starting his automotive career at BMW Group Munich he soon began his visionary work in the field of e-mobility. With his passion in environmental engineering and a vision for an e- mobility concept, he founded Easelink in 2016.
LinkedIn profile Hermann Stockinger