ev.energy

Managed (smart-scheduled) EV charging records at the finest granularity seen in this pool: charging sessions as plug-in episodes decomposed into per-mode sub-sessions and interval-level energy-delivery records, joined to vehicle and charging-station objects, plus dispatch command logs recording every schedule-driven control command sent to an EVSE or to the vehicle itself — with schedule creation time, schedule validity window, target device type, and an explicit reason when a command was not sent — alongside grid carbon-intensity series used to steer charging

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Industry: Application SoftwareElectric Utilities
Instruments: equities
Categories: Alternative

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular (JSON over a scoped OAuth2 REST API — session, sub-session and energy-interval records linked by resource URI to vehicle and charging-station objects, with dispatch-log and carbon-intensity tables; production, staging and sandbox environments documented)
Volume: est. millions of charging sessions and tens of millions of sub-session and interval records per year (a fleet of low hundreds of thousands of enrolled EVs charging most days, each session decomposed into multiple per-mode sub-sessions and interval-level energy records, with a dispatch log entry generated for every schedule command), plus per-interval carbon-intensity series; absolute counts are not published in the documentation
Users: est. hundreds of thousands of enrolled EV drivers across utility and vehicle-maker programmes (inferred from ~120 employees, ~$102.3M funding and ~$40.2M revenue range; the developer documentation publishes no user counts)
History: 8 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — version-two developer platform with dated releases (the session object was introduced in a July 2026 release), sandbox and staging environments for integrators, and an expanding utility and vehicle-maker partner base
Launched: est. ~2016-2018 for the smart-charging platform (a UK company with ~$102.3M cumulative funding and a ~$40.2M revenue range is well past launch; the documented version-two API is a later architectural revision) — no launch date printed in the documentation
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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