We’re working with municipalities, construction and utility companies, and automotive industry leaders worldwide, driving the world forward to wireless charging solutions that support a growing global electric fleet.
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) oversees the maintenance, development, and operations of roadways, interstates, and highways in the state of Michigan.
NextEnergy is a smart energy services and management company based in Detroit, Michigan that is focused on enabling more sustainable energy solutions for communities through a network of technology, infrastructure, business, and government partners. Their focus projects include smart grid energy plans for electric mobility adoption.
Electra Afikim is a public transportation operator in Israel consisting of a fleet of around 1,400 buses.
The Michigan Office of Future Mobility and Electrification (OFME) coordinates between public and private sector agencies and companies to advance the transportation and mobility ecosystem in the state of Michigan, with a strong focus in implementing electric mobility and transportation startups.
Michigan Central Station is part of the larger Michigan Central mobility innovation district in Detroit, Michigan. The district, the station as its centerpiece, is being restored thorough numerous mobility partners of Ford and hopes to serve as an innovative ecosystem of new transportation technologies.
City of Detroit, the central government of the city, works with various economic and technology offices in the state of Michigan to advance e-mobility and innovative transportation projects.
ASPIRE (Advancing Sustainability through Powered Infrastructure for Roadway Electrification) is a research program based at the University of Utah in the US. The program supports industry transformations to electric.
Caverion Oyj is a Finland-based company that provides digital and technical solutions for buildings, industries and infrastructure.
Vy Flygbussarna is a Swedish transport company that provides airport buses that connect Sweden’s airports and larger cities.
Gotlands Bilfrakt AB is a Swedish transport company, certified as a ‘Fair Transport’ business, committed to sustainable environmental transportation solutions.
The Gotland Science Park is a start-up incubator and accelerator helping sustainable ventures at every start-up stage to grow.
NCC is a leading construction company in the Nordics specialising in managing complex construction processes in building and infrastructure project contracting.
The island of Gotland in Sweden is the largest island in the Baltic sea, home to 60,000 residents and strong sustainability goals including a climate neutral energy supply by 2025. The island is home to the first ever public Electric Road that wirelessly charges EVs that drive over it.
IVECO BUS is an automanufacturer specialising in city, intercity, coach, and minibus vehicles, with a focus on sustainable mobility, acting to reach the “Factor four” objective of greenhouse gas emission reduction.
There are three Swedavia Airports; Stockholm Arlanda, Göteborg Landvetter, and Bromma Stockholm. These airports have a strong focus on the sustainable future of aviation, with fossil-free airport operations already underway.
Aleatica is a transport infrastructure operator in Europe and Latin America that designs and operates highways and more.
Prysmian Group is an infrastructure company and a world leader in cable technology, serving 50 countries with network infrastructure.
TIM is a network infrastructure specialist in Italy, providing digital solutions to private and public clients.
The University of Rome is a university in Italy, with research into e-mobility solutions and electric vehicle charging infrastructure, including fast-charging.
The University of Parma is a university in Italy, with research into electric vehicle engineering.
Bar Ilan is a university in Israel that has been part of the research into Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer and super conductivity for charging electric vehicles.
Renault Group is an automotive production leader, serving 50 countries, and working in alliance with Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors.
ABB is an organisation in the UK that provides innovative technology that connects software to electrification, robotics, automation, and motion projects.
FIAMM Energy Technology is a multinational company that produces and distributes batteries and accumulators for motor vehicles and for industrial use.
IVECO Group are a global leader in the transport and commercial vehicle industries, with notable brands including IVECO, IVECO BUS, and HEULIEZ.
Ffe, the Research Institute for Energy e.V., is a Munich-based research and consulting firm providing independent, carrier-neutral advisory resources for energy technology, energy management, and energy economic topics and initiatives.
A35 Brebemi owns and operates one of the largest stretches of toll motorway in Italy, which is now part of a road electrification project.
The World Ecological Forum is an independent, non-profit organization headquartered in Gotland, Sweden. The networking forum fosters sustainable development and encourages ecological solutions through collaborative action.
Impresa Pizzarotti & C. S.p.A. is a leading Italian general contractor serving projects on transport infrastructures including freeways, airports, and railways.
Politecnico di Milano is a public scientific-technological university that trains engineers, architects, and industrial designers.
Stellantis is a leading global mobility player that owns 17 vehicle brands, operates in 30 countries and serves 130 markets.
BASt is a research institute in the department of the Federal Ministry of Transport in Germany working to improve safety, efficiency, and environmental compatibility of roads.
Braunschweig is a university in Germany that conducts research into electric vehicles and electric mobility infrastructure.
Omexom is an electricity transition facilitator, helping energy producers, grid operators, and territories to transition to sustainable electricity solutions.
VIA IMC is an innovative infrastructure platform, combining digital transformation with complex infrastructure projects.
Volkswagen is a German multinational automotive manufacturing corporation, parent to 11 brands, including VW.
Chariot Motors is an automotive industry player operating in Europe and Israel. The company specialises in e-buses.
EnBW is an energy and infrastructure company in Germany with a focus on renewable energies, electricity and telecommunications networks, and electromobility.
Eurovia is an infrastructure company that serves the UK’s highways network and are private sector partners delivering public services.
Higer is an automotive accessories manufacturer operating in China, Australia, and America.
The Verkehrsbetriebe Karlsruhe is the municipal transport company of the city of Karlsruhe in Germany. It operates the trams, buses and Turmbergbahn funicular railway.
Eforce is an installation contractor in Europe specialising in electrical and instrumental engineering and changeovers on complex Distribution Controlled Systems.
Ayalon Highways is a transport infrastructure company in Israel that designs, develops, and deploys infrastructures to support mass transit, including shared transit systems.
Dan Bus is a company that participated in the first tests of wireless charging for a public e-bus in Israel and continues to play a part in the ongoing e-bus wireless charging pilot.
The Ministry of Energy in Israel is responsible for energy matters and plays a part in the growth of EV uptake on Israel’s roads.
The Israel Innovation Authority is an independent publicly funded agency, created to support innovative entrepreneurs and businesses with practical tools and funding platforms.
Israel’s Ministry of Transport, National Infrastructure and Road Safety is a government agency that manages transportation and road safety in Israel.
Pandan is a company that imports vehicles into Israel. The company is the official Higer Bus importer in Israel and has launched new Higer battery electric buses and CNG bus in Tel Aviv.
The Tel Aviv Muncipality is a department of Israeli government dedicated to supporting the Tel Aviv community and city.
Netivei Israel (iroads) is Israel’s national transportation and infrastructure company. It is responsible for planning, developing and maintaining Israel’s intercity road network.
TMN, specializes in wheelchair accessible mobility solutions. It ensured vehicles are designed with all the required driving and mobility systems and accessories.
Trafikverket is the Swedish Transport Administration that oversees long-term planning of the transport system for all types of traffic, including public roads and railways.
Eitech is an installation contractor in Sweden, specialising in electrical installation and engineering for construction, public, energy, and transport sectors.
RISE is the Research Institutes of Sweden; Sweden’s research institute and innovation partner that works with industry, academia, and the public sector.
The Gotland Ring is the world’s longest (7.3 km) and most sustainable race track, situated in Gotland, Sweden.
