eebc European Electrical Bus Company GmbH

What eebc European Electrical Bus Company GmbH does

eebc European Electrical Bus Company GmbH is a Frankfurt am Main–based electromobility services and hardware company that supports fleet operators — primarily public transport operators (ÖPNV) but also logistics, waste management, airports, ports, and workshops — in transitioning vehicle fleets from diesel to electric drives. Founded in 2013, the company operates as both a manufacturer-independent consulting architect and a DC charging hardware vendor. Its consulting practice covers feasibility studies, energy concept design, depot planning, tender support, project management, and funding/grant application assistance (notably securing €6.2 million in BMU federal funding for a six-city Bavarian bus consortium in 2021). Its product portfolio spans the MDCC mobile DC charger family (22, 40, 44, 75 kW), the MCPB 30-19 mobile battery-assisted charger (30 kW DC with 19.2 kWh LiFePO4 storage), the SDCC stationary chargers (100–200 kW and 200–600 kW with up to eight satellite charging points), and PANTO-UP / PANTO-DOWN pantograph systems delivering up to 500 kW. All hardware is OCPP 1.6/2.0.1 compliant, supports CCS2, and integrates with ISO 15118 / DIN SPEC 70121 for plug-and-charge; a cloud-based monitoring and energy management layer enables dynamic tariff utilisation and peak shaving. The company generates revenue across four streams: consulting and professional services, DC charging hardware sales, monthly mobile charger rental (with rent-to-own / Miet-Kauf), and post-installation managed services. Distribution is direct B2B, sold and rented exclusively through quote-based enterprise field sales into German-speaking markets (Germany primary, with trade-show presence in Austria and Switzerland). Pricing is not publicly disclosed.

eebc's leadership team comprises Managing Director Thomas Mang (formerly head of strategic purchasing at Vossloh Kiepe), Managing Director Technology Jürgen Langwost (17 years at Kiepe Electric), strategic development lead Lothar Klemm (former Hessian Minister of Economics and Transport), plus project management and technical sales staff — a small ~7-person team supported by a broad network of engineers. The customer base is anchored by enterprise public-sector engagements: Deutsche Bahn (10 C-Station chargers at the Frankfurt-Höchst bus depot), Stadtwerke Bamberg, and the six Bavarian Verkehrsbetriebe (Aschaffenburg, Bad Reichenhall, Bamberg, Coburg, Passau, Landshut), with feasibility studies also delivered to Main-Tauber-Kreis. Marketing is event-driven (Mobility Move Berlin, ElekBu, VöV Bustagung, COFAT, eMOKON, Tag der Entsorgungslogistik) with earned media coverage in busplaner, VISION mobility, electrive.net, and regional press.

Name

eebc European Electrical Bus Company GmbH

Legal name

eebc European Electrical Bus Company GmbH

Website

https://eebc.gmbh

Company type

Private

Founded year

2013

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

eebc European Electrical Bus Company GmbH is a Frankfurt-based electromobility firm that provides consulting (feasibility, tender, funding support) and proprietary DC charging hardware (mobile, stationary, pantograph, battery-assisted) to fleet operators in German-speaking markets, primarily public transport but also logistics, waste, airports, and workshops.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

NAICS

Electrical Equipment Manufacturing (3353), Electrical Equipment Manufacturing (33531)

SIC

Electronic & Other Electrical Equipment (No Computer Equip) (3600), Electric Services (4911)

akta.pro primary industry

EV Charging Hardware Manufacturing (AC/DC Chargers/Dispensers) (IMACACAE)

akta.pro secondary industries

EV Charging Network Management & Software Services (CPMS, Monitoring, Billing) (TLAKAMAG), EV Charging Equipment Installation & Commissioning (AC/DC, Depot/Fleet) (TLAKAMAE), EV Charger Operations, Maintenance & Field Service (O&M) (TLAKAMAF), EV Charging Make-Ready & Distribution Interconnection Works (EUAEACAO)

Keywords

• Electric bus charging infrastructure
• Fleet electrification consulting
• DC fast charging hardware
• Public transport electromobility
• Mobile EV charging equipment

Headquarters

HQ city

Frankfurt am Main

HQ country

Germany

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Operations

Revenue model

1. Consulting & Professional Services: Comprehensive consulting services covering the full lifecycle of electromobility introduction: workshops, feasibility studies, concept development, project management, tender support, and funding application assistance. These are fee-for-service professional engagements, typically project-based.
2. DC Charging Hardware Sales: Sale of mobile and stationary DC charging stations (MDCC and SDCC product lines) with power ratings from 22 kW to 600 kW. Hardware is sold directly to fleet operators. Prices not publicly disclosed.
3. Charging Hardware Rental: Monthly rental of mobile DC charging devices (MDCC 22, 40, 75 kW models). Minimum contract term of 1 month. Rental fees depend on device and planned rental duration. Rent-to-own (Miet-Kauf) options available with rental payments credited toward purchase.
4. Post-installation Services & Maintenance: Ongoing monitoring, data analysis, maintenance, and service of installed charging infrastructure. Optional warranty extensions and spare parts consignment warehouse for installed systems. Software-driven operational cost optimization.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

eebc provides end-to-end electromobility solutions for commercial vehicle fleets, combining consulting services (feasibility studies, concept development, tender support, project management, and funding application assistance) with proprietary DC charging hardware — mobile and stationary chargers ranging from 22 kW to 600 kW, pantograph systems, satellite charging architectures, and cloud-based energy and load management software. The company acts as a manufacturer-independent architect and system integrator, with deep specialization in public transport (ÖPNV) bus fleets but expanding into logistics, waste management, airports, and other commercial fleet sectors.

Product overview

eebc European Electrical Bus Company GmbH is a provider of electromobility solutions combining consulting services with hardware products. The portfolio consists of eMobile Consulting (advisory services), Ladeinfrastruktur (charging infrastructure with mobile and stationary DC charging stations), Energiegesamtsysteme (complete energy systems), Vermietung (rental options), and a Rundum-sorglos-Paket (turnkey package). The product line includes mobile chargers (MDCC series: 22kW, 40kW, 44kW, 75kW), mobile charger with battery storage (MCPB 30-19 with 19.2kWh), and stationary chargers (SDCC series: 100-200kW, 200-600kW with up to 8 satellite points), plus pantograph systems for overhead charging.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• emobile Consulting: Consulting services for electromobility including workshops, feasibility studies, concept development, project management, subsidy advice and application support, and tender accompaniment.
• Ladeinfrastruktur
• Energiegesamtsysteme

Products and services

• eMobile Consulting Comprehensive consulting services for electromobility transition, including workshops, feasibility studies, concept development, project management, funding advice and application support, and tender support. Targeted at fleet operators and public transport authorities.
• Energiegesamtsysteme (Energy Complete Systems) Complete energy system solutions for fleet operators integrating grid connection, photovoltaics, charging infrastructure, battery storage, intelligent metering systems, and integral energy and charge management.
• Vermietung (Charging Hardware Rental) Monthly rental program for mobile DC charging equipment (MDCC 22, 40, 75 kW models) with minimum contract duration of 1 month. Rent-to-own (Miet-Kauf) options available with rental payments credited toward purchase.
• Rundum-sorglos-Paket (Turnkey Package) Comprehensive turnkey package covering assessment, conception, funding application, project management, implementation, and ongoing operation and service for fleet charging infrastructure.
• Mobile Ladestation MDCC 22 Mobile DC charging station with 22 kW maximum charging power, CCS2 interface, 150-1000V charging voltage range. Compact design weighing 43 kg with large wheels for mobility.
• Mobile Ladestation MDCC 40 Mobile DC charging station with 40 kW maximum power, available in 500V and 800V versions. Features up to 2 DC outputs with different DC connectors, suited for workshops and demonstrations.
• Mobile Ladestation MDCC 44 Mobile DC charging station with 40 kW (1000V version) charging power. Features OCPP interface, illuminated display with foil keyboard, adjustable charging power and timer settings.
• Mobile Ladestation MDCC 75 Mobile depot charger for electric trucks and buses with up to 75 kW charging power. Features robust metal housing, IP54 protection, forced air cooling, and optional RFID authentication.
• Mobile Ladestation mit Energiespeicher MCPB 30-19 Portable, grid-independent DC charging station with integrated 19.2 kWh LiFePO4 battery storage. Delivers up to 30 kW charging power at voltages from 150 to 1,000 V, suitable for rescuing stranded vehicles or locations without fixed infrastructure.
• Stationäre Ladestation SDCC 100-200 Stationary DC charging station with 100-200 kW power output, supporting 1 or 2 charging outputs. Compact design with vandal-resistant housing and cloud-based monitoring.
• Stationäre Ladestationen mit abgesetzten Ladepunkten (Pantograph & Satellite Systems) Stationary charging stations with remote charging points including charging satellites with air or liquid cooling, control units for wall/ceiling mounting, and pantograph systems (PANTO-UP and PANTO-DOWN) for overhead charging up to 500 kW. Supports dynamic power distribution to combinations of up to 8 pantographs and/or satellites simultaneously.

Quantifiable outcome

• €6.2 million in BMU funding secured for six Bavarian traffic operators, enabling 20 electric bus deployments
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers4 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration3 records

Feature6 records

Partnerships

Nine partnerships are on record, tiered minor and moderate.

• Allianz pro SchieneminorOthersIndustry association promoting rail transport in Germany. eebc holds a membership, leveraging visibility within the German rail/transport policy ecosystem.
• Bayern InnovativminorOthersBavarian innovation agency connecting companies in technology sectors. eebc participates as a member, aligning with Bavaria-focused electromobility initiatives.
• Cluster Bahntechnik (CNA)minorOthersRail technology cluster in North Rhine-Westphalia. eebc membership provides networking and knowledge-sharing within the rail and transit technology community.
• Forum für Verkehr und LogistikminorOthersIndustry forum for transport and logistics professionals. eebc holds membership for networking and visibility in the logistics sector.
• House of Logistics & Mobility (HOLM) e.V.minorOthersLogistics and mobility cluster based in Frankfurt. eebc membership leverages proximity to its Frankfurt HQ and access to the Frankfurt/ Rhine-Main logistics ecosystem.
• Institut Neue MobilitätminorOthersInstitute focused on new mobility solutions in Germany. eebc membership supports knowledge exchange and industry collaboration in electromobility.
• Kompetenznetz Logistik.NRWminorOthersLogistics competence network for North Rhine-Westphalia. eebc membership enables networking with logistics operators and industry stakeholders in NRW.
• VDV – Verband Deutscher VerkehrsunternehmenmoderateOthersAssociation of German Transport Companies. VDV is the most significant industry association for eebc given its direct relevance to the primary customer base — public transport operators in Germany. Membership supports market access, advocacy, and industry visibility.
• Verband kommunaler Unternehmen (VKU)moderateOthersAssociation of municipal utilities and companies in Germany. As many municipal transport companies are VKU members, this membership provides eebc with access to and visibility among its core customer segment.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• ABB E-mobility: Global EV charging powerhouse offering AC and DC hardware (including HVC depot chargers for buses) plus energy management. Competes with eebc in the same depot RFPs but as a broad incumbent with a multi-segment portfolio (car, bus, truck, infrastructure).
• Siemens eMobility: German industrial conglomerate providing Sicharge DC fast chargers, depot solutions and grid integration for fleet electrification. Comparable on the hardware and grid-side of depot projects, though usually as a Tier-1 supplier rather than boutique system integrator.
• ChargePoint: US-listed EV charging network operator with a growing fleet/depot segment (ChargePoint for Fleets). Comparable as a competitor for depot AC/DC charger contracts and recurring network-management software, though its primary bias is light-duty rather than heavy-duty bus.

Direct peers

• SBRS / Schunk Group: German supplier of pantograph-based opportunity charging systems (SRS / Schunk Smart Charging) widely deployed at European bus depots. Directly comparable as a Germany-headquartered competitor whose pantograph architecture overlaps eebc's PANTO-UP / PANTO-DOWN line.
• Heliox: Dutch supplier of DC fast-charging systems (up to ~1 MW) for electric buses, trucks and heavy-duty fleets. Closely comparable in depot-charging focus, public transport customer base, and combined hardware + energy management software offering.
• Kostad Steuerungstechnik: Austrian manufacturer of mobile and stationary DC fast chargers (up to 200 kW) targeting European bus and truck fleets. Closely comparable as a smaller, German-speaking DC charger manufacturer with adjacent consulting/system-integration capabilities.
• Ekoenergetyka: Polish DC fast-charging specialist whose core business is depot and opportunity-charging infrastructure for electric bus fleets. Directly comparable in product, customer base (municipal bus operators), and integration-with-fleet-management value proposition.
• Alpitronic: South Tyrolean manufacturer of the 'Hypercharger' line of high-power DC fast chargers (up to 400 kW and beyond). Like eebc, it sells DC depot/standalone chargers to fleet operators across Europe and competes head-to-head in the same tenders in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
• IES Synergy: Spanish manufacturer of DC fast chargers and the WOLF platform for e-bus and e-truck depot charging. Comparable as a pure-play DC charging hardware vendor selling into European municipal transport operators, often in conjunction with local system integrators.

Emerging players

• Tritium: Australian DC fast charger manufacturer (PKM and RTM series) actively scaling into Europe with public and fleet deployments. Comparable as a DC fast-charging hardware peer targeting fleet customers, though with broader DC public-charging exposure than eebc.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles6 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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