E.ON Group
E.ON is an international privately owned energy supplier which is focused on renewables, energy ...
E.ON is an international privately owned energy supplier which is focused on renewables, energy networks and customer solutions, which are the building blocks of the new energy world. Global sales amounted to 116,2 billion € (3% increase from 2014). In 2015, significant investments of 1,106 million € into renewable energy. Total workforce as at 31st December 2015 was 56,490 employees. The following companies below are the subsidiaries of E.ON SE and coordinate E.ON activities in their respective regions for this project: Západoslovenská energetika (ZSE), E.ON Česká republika, s.r.o., E.ON Hungaria Zrt, and E.ON Romania S.R.L.
E.ON has conducted multiple green activities in the Cohesion Region. As the major energy utility in Slovakia, ZSE is active in dealing with e-mobility through the Competence Center, VIBRATe and Crossing Borders funded projects. E.ON is active in e-mobilty projects also in Germany (e.g. SLAM and A9), operates EV charging network in Denmark, and has already deployed its first EV charging facilities in Slovakia. In terms of Czechia, the activities related to mobility have been focusing mostly on promoting CNG as an alternative fuel. E.ON in the Czechia has deployed CNG filling stations in cooperation with commercial entities in the Czech Republic and E.ON also operates these filling stations. ON also participates in definition of requirements of National Action Plan concerning Clean Mobility in the Czechia identifying measures of improving e-mobility there.
E.ON is also concentrating on future developments by conducting research into the ever-growing contribution made by renewably generated electricity and changes in consumer behavior, such as the impact of EV use. E.ON uses ambitious technology for the first time in conjunction with low-voltage networks, and it enables research to be carried out on a power network under conditions which are likely to be prevalent in 10 years' time.
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Hrvatska elektroprivreda d.d. (HEP Group)
Hrvatska elektroprivreda (HEP Group) is the national energy company, which has been dealing with ...
Hrvatska elektroprivreda (HEP Group) is the national energy company, which has been dealing with generation, distribution and supply of electricity for more than a century. Hrvatska elektroprivreda is organized as a concern, a group of connected companies (daughter companies).
The parent company (parent body) of HEP Group is HEP d.d., which carries out the function of corporate governance of HEP Group and guarantees conditions for safe and reliable electricity supply to customers.
HEP is a firm believer in sustainable energy and sustainable development and since 2013 took steps to monitor pollutant emissions in Croatia in their Sustainable Development Reports. HEP covers a vast network of 144,000 km and provides light to 2,1 million households and heat to 126,000 homes.
In 2016, the HEP Group generated a net profit of 2,045 million HRK, which was 5,4% more than in 2015. Operating income totaled to 14,400.4 million HRK or 1.2% less than in 2015. As at 31 December 2016, the HEP Group had a workforce of 11,832 employees (0,9% less than 2015). HEP’s headquarter is located in Zagreb, Croatia.
The parent company (parent body) of HEP Group is HEP d.d., which carries out the function of corporate governance of HEP Group and guarantees conditions for safe and reliable electricity supply to customers.
HEP is a firm believer in sustainable energy and sustainable development and since 2013 took steps to monitor pollutant emissions in Croatia in their Sustainable Development Reports. HEP covers a vast network of 144,000 km and provides light to 2,1 million households and heat to 126,000 homes.
In 2016, the HEP Group generated a net profit of 2,045 million HRK, which was 5,4% more than in 2015. Operating income totaled to 14,400.4 million HRK or 1.2% less than in 2015. As at 31 December 2016, the HEP Group had a workforce of 11,832 employees (0,9% less than 2015). HEP’s headquarter is located in Zagreb, Croatia.
During 2014 HEP began a pilot project of making a sustainability report for 2013 and 2014, in which it reported about its influence on economy, society and environment. The project is continued with the sustainability reports for 2015 and 2016. The basis of sustainability report was the Directive on disclosure of nonfinancial and diversity information by certain large companies and groups, which prescribed big companies to report as of 1 January 2017. In alignment with their Sustainability policies in the Sustainability Reports, HEP monitors pollutant emissions into the air – sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxides (NOx), carbon dioxide (CO2) and carbon monoxide (CO).
In order to reduce pollutants and to promote the e-mobility concept, HEP found ELEN brand, with the idea of using electricity from renewable sources as power for charging stations. Under the ELEN brand, HEP e-mobility service currently runs more than 50 ‘green’ charging stations in Croatia. Nevertheless, since the demand for e-mobility infrastructure grows, more charging stations are planned to be opened.
For more information please refer to: http://www.hep.hr/en
MOL Group
MOL Group is an integrated, international oil and gas company, headquartered in Budapest, Hungary. ...
MOL Group is an integrated, international oil and gas company, headquartered in Budapest, Hungary. It is active in over 30 countries with a dynamic international workforce of over 25,000 people and a track record of more than 100 years in the industry.
The company operates four refineries and two petrochemicals plants under integrated supply chain management in Hungary, Slovakia and Croatia, and owns a network of 2,000 service stations across 10 countries in Central & South Eastern Europe. MOL Group has also a well-established presence in the E&P segment in the world’s key oil and gas regions.
In 2017, MOL Group generated the highest net profit in a decade, which reached USD 1.1bn, 18% more than in 2016. Supported by strong contribution of all business segments, the company outperformed its 2017 EBITDA target, posting Clean CCS EBITDA of USD 2.45bn.
The company operates four refineries and two petrochemicals plants under integrated supply chain management in Hungary, Slovakia and Croatia, and owns a network of 2,000 service stations across 10 countries in Central & South Eastern Europe. MOL Group has also a well-established presence in the E&P segment in the world’s key oil and gas regions.
In 2017, MOL Group generated the highest net profit in a decade, which reached USD 1.1bn, 18% more than in 2016. Supported by strong contribution of all business segments, the company outperformed its 2017 EBITDA target, posting Clean CCS EBITDA of USD 2.45bn.
MOL Group’s transformation to “beyond the fuel age” as part of its 2030 strategy reinforced the importance of sustainability and the company’s commitment towards adapting its operations to a lower carbon future. Its strong sustainability performance is recognized by leading ESG research and rating houses, including Dow Jones Sustainability Indices, MSCI, Sustainalytics and Bloomberg. MOL Group was one of the first key players to introduce and deploy "30 service stations of the future" in Europe. By this action, it achieved more than 50% in energy savings (120,000 kWh of electricity per annum), made creative use of alternative energy, reduced 30 tons of GHG emissions and made conscious use of recycled materials.
MOL Group has also been active in recycling rubber parts of used tires, and consequently have recycled more than 100,000 waste tires to date, which were further used to produce rubber bitumen. As part of its household cooking oil campaign, MOL Group has collected at its service stations in 6 countries more than 900 tons of used cooking oil since 2011, which were converted into biofuels.
Furthermore, since MOL Group aims to explore opportunities arising from alternative energy technologies and gradually build its industrial capabilities, it decided to install solar power plants in three of its industrial sites located in Hungary. The plants with the total capacity of 18.38 MWp are expected to reduce 9,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.
For more information please refer to: https://molgroup.info/en/
Petrol Group
Petrol is the leading Slovenian energy company supplying oil and other energy products. In 2016, ...
Petrol is the leading Slovenian energy company supplying oil and other energy products. In 2016, the Petrol Group had approximately 487 service stations and plans to increase this number to 528 by 2019. The Petrol Group generated a sales revenue of 3.9 billion € in 2016. Gross profit amounted to 595,7 million €, with a net profit of 72,7 million €—10% more than in 2015. As of December 31st, 2016, the Petrol Group had a workforce of 4,166 employees. The Petrol Group headquarters are located in Ljubljana, Slovenia. With its core business in the oil and trading sector, the Petrol Group is growing from a Slovenian oil trader to a comprehensive regional provider of energy and environment-friendly services.
Petrol has assumed the key role in the adoption of mass electrical mobility in Slovenia. Petrol began developing its network of electric vehicle charging stations as early as 2012 at that time known as fast charging stations 2 x 22kW AC. In September 2015, Petrol took over the management of 26 public quick charging stations on the motorway network of Slovenia. This was within the framework of the European project ‘Central European Green Corridors’ (CEGC). In September 2015, the Petrol Group in cooperation with BMW Group Slovenia and the BTC company, opened the first fast universal charging point (50 kW DC and 43 kW AC) for electric vehicles in Slovenia in front of Crystal Palace in Ljubljana. It is adapted for most electric vehicles on the market and can charge batteries up to 80 percent in just over 20 minutes. In 2016 and 2017, Petrol strategically added 5 fast charging stations in or close to the places of the highest population density and proximity to the highway (Maribor, Celje, Koper, Ljubljana and Ivančna Gorica) and installed more than 15 AC (22kW). In 2018, Petrol set up the first fast charging station in Poreč, Croatia and at the beginning of the year launched a mobile web app OneCharge.
According to its sustainability report, by 2020, Petrol plans to:
- Reduce its reliance on liquid fossils fuels and reduce energy consumption by 5%;
- Reduce use of drinking water by 7%;
- Increase the share of the logistics fleet with modern EURO VI engines by 20%;
- Increase the share of alternatively powered vehicles of Petrol's fleet from 5% to 15%.
BMW Vertriebs GmbH
BMW i is among the global leaders in electric mobility and has a fine record of success: More than ...
BMW i is among the global leaders in electric mobility and has a fine record of success: More than 100,000 vehicles with either pure-electric or plug-in hybrid drive systems from the BMW i, BMW iPerformance and MINI brands were sold in 2017.
Since the BMW i3 was launched in 2013 it has been a constant presence at the top of the sales charts for premium compact electric vehicles both in Europe and around the world. Evidence of the i3’s leading role in the development of electric mobility can be found not least in the fact that, in many markets, it now has a significantly higher share of the electric vehicle market than its parent brand BMW can claim in segments for conventionally powered models.
Through the extensive transfer of technology to the other BMW Group brands, BMW i has also been a significant factor in the company’s outstanding market success in the field of sustainable mobility. Since March 2017, the BMW eDrive drive-system technology originally developed for BMW i models has found its way into six BMW model ranges and been introduced for the first time in a MINI. Offering models in nine different vehicle classes, the diversity of the BMW Group’s vehicle line-up is beyond that of any rival.
The BMW Group is systematically expanding its range of electrified cars as part of its NUMBER ONE > NEXT strategy and will offer 25 electrified models, twelve of them pure electric, by 2025.
Moreover BMW i is focusing on visionary vehicle concepts, connected mobility services and a new understanding of premium strongly defined by sustainability. High-voltage batteries from BMW i are in increasing demand in applications beyond cars, such as electric marine propulsion systems, electric commercial vehicles and stationary energy storage. Meanwhile, the driver assistance systems and mobility services from BMW Connected Drive and the 360° ELECTRIC services – all developed specially for BMW i – turn zero-emission urban mobility into a compelling everyday driving experience. BMW i furthermore plays an active role in expanding the public charging infrastructure and in the development of innovative new charging technologies.
The BMW Vertriebs GmbH located in Salzburg (Austria) represents the sales region Central-and Southeastern Europe and manages twelve growth markets, including Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia.
With more than 74.000 sold BMW and MINI cars the BMW Vertriebs GmbH achieved again a great performance in 2017.
https://charging.bmwgroup.com/web/360electric-international/
Through the extensive transfer of technology to the other BMW Group brands, BMW i has also been a significant factor in the company’s outstanding market success in the field of sustainable mobility. Since March 2017, the BMW eDrive drive-system technology originally developed for BMW i models has found its way into six BMW model ranges and been introduced for the first time in a MINI. Offering models in nine different vehicle classes, the diversity of the BMW Group’s vehicle line-up is beyond that of any rival.
The BMW Group is systematically expanding its range of electrified cars as part of its NUMBER ONE > NEXT strategy and will offer 25 electrified models, twelve of them pure electric, by 2025.
Moreover BMW i is focusing on visionary vehicle concepts, connected mobility services and a new understanding of premium strongly defined by sustainability. High-voltage batteries from BMW i are in increasing demand in applications beyond cars, such as electric marine propulsion systems, electric commercial vehicles and stationary energy storage. Meanwhile, the driver assistance systems and mobility services from BMW Connected Drive and the 360° ELECTRIC services – all developed specially for BMW i – turn zero-emission urban mobility into a compelling everyday driving experience. BMW i furthermore plays an active role in expanding the public charging infrastructure and in the development of innovative new charging technologies.
The BMW Vertriebs GmbH located in Salzburg (Austria) represents the sales region Central-and Southeastern Europe and manages twelve growth markets, including Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia.
With more than 74.000 sold BMW and MINI cars the BMW Vertriebs GmbH achieved again a great performance in 2017.
https://charging.bmwgroup.com/web/360electric-international/
Nissan West Europe SAS
Nissan West Europe SAS (NWE) is one of the major European operations entity based close to Paris ...
Nissan West Europe SAS (NWE) is one of the major European operations entity based close to Paris since 1969. NWE is supported by Nissan Europe SAS. The Nissan Group is well established globally, and has more than 149,388 employees. Nissan sold 5.3 million vehicles in CY2014, out of which almost 755,000 were sold in Europe. In 1999, Nissan entered an alliance with Renault S.A in 1999. The Nissan Leaf is a 100% Electrical Vehicle now sold in 35 countries and with cumulative sales currently exceeding 160,000 units worldwide. Both the Nissan Leaf, and the e-NV200, destined for the European markets are produced in Europe.
Nissan started the demonstration of electric vehicles powered by Lithium batteries as soon as 1999. Since then, many improvements have been made leading to a competitive technology ready for mass commercialization in 2011 first with the Nissan Leaf and later, in 2014, with the e-NV200 (Light Commercial Vehicle. Additionally to the vehicle and battery R&D, Nissan started to manufacture and sell a 50kW DC fast charger using the European standard EN 61851-23 (Also formerly known as CHAdeMO protocol) from November 2011. This technology allows charging the battery of the Nissan Leaf in 20mn.
Nissan is also an active member of some FP7 projects (GeM and FREVUE, notably) to prepare the EV market business model in European urban areas. It is the coordinator of a project awarded in the 2012 TEN-T multi-annual activity framework in the UK and Ireland corridors alongside with key OEMs Renault, BMW and Volkswagen.
For more information please refer to: http://www.nissan-global.com/EN/index.html
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Nissan is also an active member of some FP7 projects (GeM and FREVUE, notably) to prepare the EV market business model in European urban areas. It is the coordinator of a project awarded in the 2012 TEN-T multi-annual activity framework in the UK and Ireland corridors alongside with key OEMs Renault, BMW and Volkswagen.
For more information please refer to: http://www.nissan-global.com/EN/index.html
