EnerMia
EnerMia is an Italian EV charging point operator based in Modena that deploys and manages AC and DC charging infrastructure for municipal, hospitality, parking, and SMB customers under a zero-cost deployment model running on the E-Shore cloud platform.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2017
- HeadquartersModena, Italy
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What EnerMia does
EnerMia is an Italian EV charging point operator (CPO) headquartered in Modena, founded in 2017 and operating within the UAU srl group (VAT 02382770507, share capital €733,320). The company deploys, owns, and operates AC and DC charging stations across Italy, primarily serving municipal clients, hospitality operators (hotels, restaurants, campsites), automotive dealerships, parking operators, and small businesses. Its stated positioning is as a Charging Point Operator "powered by EShore," with the E-Shore cloud platform acquired through the October 2023 merger serving as the network management backbone.
The company's product stack comprises charging hardware (AC and DC stations), a cloud-based management platform branded Uattzy (formerly EnerMia, rebranded November 2024), and turnkey deployment services covering site assessment, permitting, installation, and ongoing operations. Roaming interconnections with DKV Mobility and GreenFlux (August 2022) and an API integration with the E015 Digital Ecosystem (February 2024) extend the network's reach and data surface. Public-tender execution capability is a core technical and operational asset, demonstrated by the 2020 Comune di Torino award for 394 stations and smaller wins across Emilia-Romagna.
EnerMia's business model is a zero-cost deployment: the company finances and installs charging infrastructure at a host site at no upfront cost to the host, in exchange for long-term operational rights. Revenue is generated through per-kWh charging fees to end users, hardware margin on equipment sales, and managed services to enterprise customers such as Estra (white-label back-office) and APCOA Italia (parking-integrated charging). Go-to-market combines public tender bids, B2B partnerships with hospitality and parking verticals, and direct SMB sales. Following the 2023 E-Shore merger and the November 2024 acquisition of GASGAS under IRR Fund-backed UAU, the group is consolidating its position as a mid-sized independent Italian CPO.
EnerMia firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- EnerMia
- Legal name
- EnerMia S.r.l.
- Website
- https://enermia.org
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2017
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Short description
- EnerMia is an Italian EV charging point operator based in Modena that deploys and manages AC and DC charging infrastructure for municipal, hospitality, parking, and SMB customers under a zero-cost deployment model running on the E-Shore cloud platform.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
EnerMia industry classification
Industry- Product category
- EV Charging Infrastructure
- SIC
- Electric Services (4911)
- akta.pro primary industry
- EV Charging Network Management & Software Services (CPMS, Monitoring, Billing) (TLAKAMAG)
- akta.pro secondary industry
- EV & Fleet Charging Equipment (AC/DC chargers, depot charging systems) (IMAGAHAF)
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Where EnerMia is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Modena
- HQ country
- Italy
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices4 records
Markets served
EnerMia business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Charging infrastructure sales (one-time): One-time purchase of wallboxes and charging stations (E2X, X1, X2, EX2, Efast, RiCasa) for self-owned installation by customers (private, business, municipalities).
- Operational leasing of charging infrastructure: Rental ("noleggio operativo") of charging infrastructure as an alternative to purchase, lowering upfront cost for the customer and creating recurring revenue for EnerMia.
- Direct investment / "zero-cost" deployment model: EnerMia directly invests in the design, construction and management of charging infrastructure in public-access parking areas, recouping revenue through charging session fees (no upfront cost to the host site).
- Charging session transaction fees (pay-as-you-go): End-customer payment per kWh consumed (pay-as-you-go tariff) processed through the Uattzy app, with station-specific pricing visible in the map section.
- B2B backend services (white-label back-office): Backend-as-a-service to other operators (e.g., Estra) including billing management, maintenance, contractual support, and software development, paired with charging hardware supply.
- Public tender / municipal concessions: Revenue from winning public tenders for large-scale charging infrastructure rollouts (e.g., Comune di Torino, Comune di Modena, Comune di Castelfranco Emilia, Regione Emilia-Romagna "Mi Muovo Elettrico").
- Recurring agent commissions: Sales-agent channel with recurring commissions tied to ongoing customer relationships and infrastructure-as-a-service contracts.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Other | — | Quote-based pricing with two commercial options: purchase ("Acquisto dell'infrastruttura") or rental ("Noleggio dell'infrastruttura") of the charging station. |
| Usage-based | Pay-as-you-go | Pay-as-you-go per-kWh tariff for end drivers, with cost visible in-app per station. |
| Other | — | Zero-cost direct-investment model: EnerMia finances, builds and manages infrastructure on public-access parking, recouping via charging fees. |
Go-to-market motion5 records
Distribution channels8 records
Marketing channels9 records
EnerMia product offering
Product offeringCore offering
EnerMia is a Charging Point Operator (CPO) that designs, supplies, installs, operates and bills for electric vehicle charging infrastructure across Italy. Its portfolio spans AC wallboxes for residential use, geolocated AC columns (X1, X2) and DC fast/ultra-fast chargers (Efast, E2X) for public and commercial sites, all managed through a proprietary cloud platform and made accessible to drivers via the Uattzy mobile app, RFID card, e-roaming apps and in-car satellite navigators. The company also offers a 'zero-cost' direct-investment deployment model for hosts and 360° white-label back-office services to utility partners.
Product overview
EnerMia is a single unified product/service offering in the electric mobility domain, organised as a charging-infrastructure platform-plus-modules architecture rather than separate SaaS products. The core physical offering is split into three hardware lines — Wall-Box (domestic), Stazione di ricarica (business/hospitality, including the geolocated X1 and X2 models), and Ricarica veloce (DC fast / ultra-fast, including Efast 24 kW and 50 kW and the Turin E2X column) — complemented by the RiCasa Plug&Charge wallbox for residential and tourism use. Around this hardware sits the cloud charging-infrastructure management platform, which is consumed by EV drivers through the Uattzy mobile app (the rebrand of the EnerMia&EShore app) and by hosts via the optional EnerMia&EShore RFID card. Services are delivered both as sale/lease of the hardware and as a 'direct investment' / zero-cost model in which EnerMia finances, builds and manages the stations on public-access parking; tailored vertical services target residences/condominiums, shopping centres, sports centres, car dealerships, fuel stations, workshops, company car parks and hospitality structures. The platform integrates with roaming and ecosystem partners (Plugsurfing, Nextcharge, GIREVE, DKV/GreenFlux, and the Lombardy E015 Digital Ecosystem via a published API).
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Uattzy: New mobile app brand and visual identity adopted by the group; the EnerMia&EShore app was renamed Uattzy, and charging columns branded EnerMia or E-Shore progressively adopt the Uattzy look.
- RiCasa
- E2X
- Efast
- X1
- X2
Products and services
- Wall-Box (domestic EV charging)
- X1 geolocated charging column
- X2 wallbox with pedestal support
- Efast DC fast charging column (24–50 kW)
- E2X public on-street charging column (3.7–22 kW)
- RiCasa Plug&Charge wallbox
- Uattzy mobile app
- Direct investment / 'zero-cost' charging infrastructure solution
- B2B white-label charging infrastructure back-office services
Quantifiable outcome
- National charging network across Italy, with 50 charging points in Parma province alone
- +4 more outcomes
Companies that use EnerMia
Customer profileNamed customers28 records
Segments11 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
EnerMia technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- Yes
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration6 records
Feature8 records
EnerMia partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
17 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship (now wholly owned subsidiary of e-shore within uau group), core (regional public-private digital ecosystem), flagship (national parking-portfolio rollout partner), flagship (extends enermia reach across dkv's european b2b platform via greenflux integration), core (the underlying e-charging software platform enabling the dkv mobility partnership), moderate (regional fuel-distributor partner), core (roaming network used by >95% of ev drivers in italy), flagship (utility / multi-service partner), core (e-roaming platform providing access to 96,000+ charging points), moderate (consortium of lombardy dealers), core (vertical: auto-repair sector), core (premier european e-roaming platform), moderate (regional energy reseller integration), moderate (regional commercial partner), flagship (parent / aggregating entity), core (own consumer-facing app, formerly enermia&eshore) and minor (regional csr/visibility partnership).
- GASGASflagship (now wholly owned subsidiary of e-shore within uau group)100% of GASGAS was acquired by E-Shore (subscribed by IRR Fund) in November 2024, consolidating E-Shore, EnerMia and GASGAS into the UAU group — a new independent Italian e-mobility operator.
- Ecosistema Digitale E015 (Regione Lombardia + Confindustria, Camera di Commercio Milano Monza Brianza Lodi, Confcommercio, Assolombarda, Confcommercio Milano Lodi Monza Brianza)core (regional public-private digital ecosystem)15 February 2024: EnerMia exposed a new API for its charging stations on Regione Lombardia's E015 Digital Ecosystem, an initiative promoted by the Region with Confindustria, the Chamber of Commerce of Milano Monza Brianza Lodi, Confcommercio, Assolombarda and Confcommercio Milano.
- APCOA Italiaflagship (national parking-portfolio rollout partner)July 2023 agreement between E-Shore Mobility and APCOA Parking Italia to develop charging points across APCOA's Italian parking portfolio for the solar year. Activation of 4 charging points in the central Mediolanum Parking in Milano (3 October 2024); further installations at Gonzaga Parking in Mantova named "Installazione del mese Gennaio/Febbraio 2024" by E-Ricarica.
- DKV Mobilityflagship (extends enermia reach across dkv's european b2b platform via greenflux integration)Signed 24 August 2022 at San Cesario sul Panaro (MO). The agreement brings EnerMia's charging points (mainly Northern Italy) into the DKV Mobility network, the leading European independent B2B platform for on-the-road payments and e-mobility. The integration is operationalized through GreenFlux, a DKV-controlled e-charging software platform. Quote from DKV: "Sven Mehringer, Managing Director Energy & Vehicle Services di DKV Mobility: la nostra rete di ricarica è in continua crescita".
- GreenFluxcore (the underlying e-charging software platform enabling the dkv mobility partnership)GreenFlux, a DKV Mobility-controlled company and one of Europe's leading e-charging software platform providers, manages DKV's full charging service range and is the technical enabler of the DKV–EnerMia integration.
- Spluga Petrolimoderate (regional fuel-distributor partner)Inaugurated 21 April 2022 in Prata Camportaccio (Val Chiavenna, SO): Spluga Petroli collaborated with EnerMia and the municipality to deploy a 24 kW semi-rapid geolocated charging point in Via Malaguardia.
- Nextchargecore (roaming network used by >95% of ev drivers in italy)Following Plugsurfing, EnerMia's roaming joined the Nextcharge network — one of the best-known and most complete apps for locating and using charging stations, already used by over 95% of EV drivers. Founder Flavia Samorì quote: "creare una rete interoperabile sia la condizione necessaria per permettere e agevolare glili spostamenti su tutto il territorio nazionale".
- Estraflagship (utility / multi-service partner)2 December 2020 partnership under which EnerMia supplies Estra with next-generation charging columns, customer-facing app, billing management, maintenance, contractual support and software development as a 360° back-office offering. Quotes: Flavia Samorì — "Lavorare con Estra è un'opportunità fondamentale per gli obiettivi di EnerMia"; Francesco Macrì (Presidente Estra) — "Investire nella mobilità sostenibile per noi è strategico".
- GIREVEcore (e-roaming platform providing access to 96,000+ charging points)EnerMia joined GIREVE as an eMSP (e-Mobility Service Provider), gaining access to over 96,000 charging points across Europe and improving the roaming service offered to EV drivers. Announced 16 October 2020.
- Doc Ricambi Originalimoderate (consortium of lombardy dealers)27 July 2020 partnership: EnerMia joined the Doc Ricambi Originali universe, a Lombardy consortium of dealers founded in 2005 with 50+ members, expanding the EnerMia distribution network in Northern Italy.
- RicariGò (Rivalta di Torino)core (vertical: auto-repair sector)Agreement signed 6 June 2019: RicariGò — a network of leading aftermarket suppliers based in Rivalta (Torino) — integrated EnerMia technology so that its affiliated auto-repair shops could offer EnerMia columns, user interface and infrastructure to their customers. Joint launch event at AUTO PROMO DOIP, Via Savona 3/c, Rivalta di Torino, on 8 June 2019.
- Plugsurfingcore (premier european e-roaming platform)EnerMia stations are present in the Plugsurfing roaming network, enabling drivers to access EnerMia infrastructure via the Plugsurfing app without separate registration. Referenced as the first major e-roaming integration, predating the Nextcharge partnership.
- CIP Lombardiamoderate (regional energy reseller integration)CIP Lombardia — an energy-products and services reseller active for nearly 40 years of which Commerciale Paganoni is part — partnered with EnerMia to offer turnkey charging-infrastructure solutions to its CIP Points on the territory. Combined with EnerMia technology, this enabled the first rapid (50 kW Efast) column at Sondrio.
- Commerciale Paganonimoderate (regional commercial partner)Commerciale Paganoni (active in energy and construction in Valtellina) installed an Efast 50 kW EnerMia rapid column at Via Tonale 12, Sondrio, leveraging the CIP Lombardia–EnerMia partnership.
- EShore / E-Shore Mobility (UAU srl group)flagship (parent / aggregating entity)EnerMia and E-Shore Srl aggregated in October 2023 ("prima operazione di aggregazione tra operatori nella mobilità elettrica" — Milano, 25 ottobre 2023), later joined by GASGAS (Nov 2024) within UAU srl. The site branding "EnerMia powered by EShore" reflects this corporate relationship. E-Shore S.r.l. is the data controller of the website.
- Uattzy (mobile app platform)core (own consumer-facing app, formerly enermia&eshore)EnerMia&EShore mobile app has been rebranded as "Uattzy" and is available on Apple App Store and Google Play. Existing users can update the app to keep their account. Stations branded EnerMia or E-Shore are gradually adopting the new Uattzy look.
- Bormio Golf (Africa Campus & Friends Charity Golf tournament)minor (regional csr/visibility partnership)EnerMia became "partner sostenitore" (supporting partner) of the Africa Campus & Friends Charity Golf tournament organized by Bormio Golf (SO), 11 September 2021.
Scale indicators9 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights5 records
EnerMia competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Be Charge: Italian public-access EV charging operator owned by Statkraft; deploys charging stations nationwide with integrated app, roaming and B2B services — directly comparable CPO with similar municipal and highway focus to EnerMia.
- EVBox: European EV charging hardware and software provider owned by ENGIE; comparable product portfolio (AC/DC charging stations, cloud backend, app) and similar SME/municipal target segments as EnerMia.
- Free To X: EV charging operator controlled by Autostrade per l'Italia; rolls out high-power charging on the Italian motorway network — comparable CPO for public fast-charging tenders and a potential partner/competitor for EnerMia's highway-adjacent projects.
- Enel X Way (Enel): Italian-headquartered EV charging operator owned by Enel Group; operates one of the largest public CPO networks in Italy with end-to-end hardware, software and back-office services — directly comparable to EnerMia's CPO business model.
- A2A Mobilità Elettrica: Italian utility A2A's e-mobility arm operating public-access charging infrastructure across northern Italy with cloud platform and end-user app; directly competes with EnerMia in Lombardy/Emilia-Romagna municipal tenders.
Regional players
- ChargePoint: Large US-headquartered EV charging network and platform; offers comparable hardware (AC/DC stations), cloud SaaS and roaming integrations. Operates mainly in North America with European footprint, making it a geographic peer rather than direct Italian competitor.
- Repsol Soluciones de Movilidad: Spanish integrated energy company with growing EV charging network at service stations across Iberia; comparable fuel-distributor-to-charging-operator transition (similar to EnerMia's Commerciale Paganoni/Spluga Petroli partnerships).
- Ionity: Pan-European high-power charging (HPC) joint venture among automakers; competes in the fast/ultra-fast charging segment where EnerMia operates its Efast 24-50 kW stations, primarily serving cross-border EV traffic.
- Allego: European public EV charging network operator with a cloud-managed mixed AC/DC portfolio; comparable business model combining own-network operations with white-label back-office services similar to EnerMia's Estra partnership.
Emerging players
- Wallbox Chargers: Spanish-headquartered EV charging solutions company with residential and commercial chargers plus the Electromaps public-network app — comparable wallbox product line (RiCasa) and roaming app (Uattzy).
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Profiles2 records
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Funding rounds1 record
Investors1 record
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Frequently asked questions about EnerMia
What does EnerMia do?
EnerMia is a Charging Point Operator (CPO) that designs, supplies, installs, operates and bills for electric vehicle charging infrastructure across Italy. Its portfolio spans AC wallboxes for residential use, geolocated AC columns (X1, X2) and DC fast/ultra-fast chargers (Efast, E2X) for public and commercial sites, all managed through a proprietary cloud platform and made accessible to drivers via the Uattzy mobile app, RFID card, e-roaming apps and in-car satellite navigators. The company also offers a 'zero-cost' direct-investment deployment model for hosts and 360° white-label back-office services to utility partners.
Is EnerMia a public or private company?
EnerMia is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.
When was EnerMia founded?
EnerMia was founded in 2017. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is EnerMia based?
EnerMia is headquartered in Modena, Italy, in the Europe region.
How does EnerMia make money?
Seven revenue lines are on record. Charging infrastructure sales (one-time) is the primary driver. The others are operational leasing of charging infrastructure, direct investment / "zero-cost" deployment model, charging session transaction fees (pay-as-you-go), B2B backend services (white-label back-office), public tender / municipal concessions and recurring agent commissions.
Who are EnerMia's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Be Charge, EVBox, Free To X, Enel X Way (Enel) and A2A Mobilità Elettrica. Regional players are ChargePoint, Repsol Soluciones de Movilidad, Ionity and Allego. Wallbox Chargers is listed as an emerging player.
Does EnerMia have an API?
Yes. EnerMia has published an API that exposes its charging stations on the Lombardy regional Ecosistema Digitale E015 platform. The company also operates as an eMSP via GIREVE, providing programmatic access to more than 96,000 charging points across Europe, and connects to the GreenFlux e-charging software platform (used to enable DKV Mobility roaming). No public REST/GraphQL endpoint, auth method, rate limits, versioning, sandbox, or general developer documentation is published on the site.
What industry is EnerMia in?
EnerMia's product category is EV Charging Infrastructure. Its primary akta.pro industry code is TLAKAMAG, EV Charging Network Management & Software Services (CPMS, Monitoring, Billing), with a secondary code of IMAGAHAF, EV & Fleet Charging Equipment (AC/DC chargers, depot charging systems). Its SIC code is 4911.