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We’re pleased to share that Go Eve is now available through the Crown Commercial Service (CCS). That means UK public sector organisations can buy from us through an approved procurement route — simplifying and accelerating the purchasing process. CCS provides pre-approved commercial frameworks and supplier agreements used across government and the wider public sector. Being listed helps remove friction from procurement, reduces paperwork, and gives buyers confidence that supp

Dublin, Ireland — Go Eve’s DockChain technology has achieved a major real-world milestone at SAP’s Dublin office campus. It delivered more than 1.1 megawatt-hours of energy in a single office day using just one DC charger capped at 100 kW. With 10 DockChain-connected parking bays, the system consistently charges around 30 electric vehicles per day. This is accomplished without requiring additional grid capacity or adding complexity for drivers or site operators. This perform

Go Eve , the company transforming how electric vehicles are charged at scale, are delighted to announce that John Torgerson has joined as Vice President, U.S. Sales. Torgerson’s arrival marks the next phase in Go Eve’s expansion, as the company moves from innovation to large-scale deployment. With ETL certification (to UL2202) secured and U.S. manufacturing now online, Go Eve is ready to bring its patented DockChain technology to fleets, property operators, and developers acr

Why DockChain™ Outperforms Every Other EV Charging Architecture Executive Summary Across the EV industry, people face the same dilemma: They want fast charging in many spaces  — not just one or two, or even just in a few. They want fast charging in every space. Traditionally, this has been impossible to achieve without enormous cost or power complexity. DockChain™ changes that. DockChain brings a daisy-chain DC charging architecture  that combines the scalability of AC , the

One of the DockChain systems in the US has been doing public charging for a while now. Our partner, UpTime Charger, installed some of their container-based DockChain systems at the Stellantis CTC in Detroit. That's the Chrysler HQ location. While mostly for staff charging, it's also open to the public and takes credit card payments. It's been running away happily for a while now and has been picking up positive reviews on plugshare.com