An E-Mobility Service Provider (EMSP) is a company offering an EV charging service to drivers of electric vehicles. To understand this charging service, imagine that you manage a fleet which includes electric vehicles, but your EVs don’t have access to a sufficiently large network of charging points. An EMSP can support you by granting access to a huge number of charging stations around a certain area — for example, the city where your fleet is based in and where the capacity is needed. If you decide to use the service of an EMSP, you will be registered into the EMSP’s system, and your drivers can use the charging infrastructure via a charging card or app. The EMSP will take care of the billing as well.
A Charge Point Operator (CPO) is a company that operates, manages, and sets up a network of charging stations. For example: Around the city of Copenhagen, almost all available charging stations are operated and owned by E.ON (Note that a CPO does not necessarily need to own the charging stations). They are our Charge Point Operators here, as they take care of the existing infrastructure and build new ones.
Our onboarding reference guide will guide you through the next steps to get your stations operational.
Mobee offers a few ways to get your stations installed.
You can hire your own electrical contractor and have them complete the Mobee ® Installer Training Certification Program. The course is free and takes about 90 minutes to complete.
We also have operations and maintenance (O&M) partners that can provide you a full suite of services for your EV charging project. To access a full list of Mobee O&M partners, please click here.
Before activation, a station must be pinpointed, or have its location chosen on a map. Your installer will pinpoint your station(s) during the completion of the installation wizard on the station display screen.
After pinpointing has been completed, the station screen will display:
If any error messages display or LEDs are lit, the installer should resolve those issues before proceeding. If the above criteria are met, your station is ready to be activated.
After installation and pinpointing, please contact the Mobee Activations team at 1-XXX-XXX-XXXX, option 2 to get your stations activated. Please be prepared with:
You should have received an email from [email protected] with a link to create your station network manager account. Please complete these steps to set up your account:
After your network manager account is set up, you can access additional help documentation by logging into your Mobee account.
There are four steps to collecting revenue from EV charging:
After you complete these steps, charging revenue will deposit to your account. For assistance with these steps, access the Help menu from your Mobee account.
Typically, there are incentives available. We help you through the process to asses governmental grants applicable to your purchase.
Yes, Mobee equipment is NEMA 3R rated for indoor and outdoor use. They can withstand normal wear and tear due to daily exposure to environmental elements and are stable for extreme weather conditions.
EVSE Installations should always be performed under the guidance of a certified electrician or electrical engineer. Conduit and wiring runs from the main electrical panel, to the charging station's site. The charging station is then installed according to the manufacturer's specifications. You can find out more information from the Construction Resources for EVSE Installation page.
No, assuming there is cellular signal at the installation site. If cellular signal is weak you may need WiFi or a cellular repeater.
You can request support using our owner support web form or through your Mobee account.
Owner support web form: This easy-to-use form can be used to submit general questions or report an issue with your Mobee stations.
Mobee Dashboard: Submitting a case through your account dashboard allows you to raise concerns with a specific station. Here’s how:
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