Wallbox has partnered with energy orchestration platform Enode to connect its EV chargers with Enode-powered third-party apps and services across Europe, linking Wallbox hardware to a platform that reaches more than 1,000 device models from over 100 brands. Through the integration, Enode connects to Wallbox’s API, letting compatible energy apps and services communicate directly with Wallbox chargers. According to the companies, Wallbox users gain access to smart charging, energy optimization, and tailored energy services, subject to market availability and the capabilities of each provider.
Highlights
- Coverage area: Wallbox chargers become connectable to Enode-powered third-party apps and services across Europe.
- Device reach: Enode reports that its single API connects to more than 1,000 device models across over 100 brands.
- Energy company base: Enode says it works with more than 150 energy companies that together reach over 300 million energy customers.
- Wallbox footprint: Wallbox offers residential, semi-public, and public charging and energy management products in more than 100 countries.
How Does the Wallbox-Enode Integration Work?
Enode gives energy companies, mobility platforms, and digital service providers one platform for connecting to energy devices. Adding Wallbox chargers to that ecosystem lets those companies build Wallbox devices into services such as smart charging, tariff optimization, and home energy management.
For Wallbox owners, the companies describe the integration as a simple and secure way to connect compatible chargers with eligible third-party applications. Through those energy platforms, users can access charging data and smart energy services.
“At Wallbox, we believe the future of EV charging is intelligent, connected and integrated into the broader energy ecosystem,” said Eduard Castañeda, Chief Product & Technology Officer at Wallbox. “Our partnership with Enode makes it easier for users to connect their Wallbox charger with the apps and services they already use, helping them charge more efficiently and take greater control of their energy use.”
Why Smart Charging Connectivity Matters to Energy Providers
The companies say that as EV adoption grows, charging is becoming more closely tied to the broader energy ecosystem. Drivers increasingly want equipment that charges reliably while also helping them optimize charging around electricity tariffs, manage energy consumption, and connect with the digital energy services they already use.
“Reliable connectivity is the foundation for building great smart charging experiences at scale,” said Henrik Loennechen, Head of Partnerships at Enode. “Working closely with Wallbox allows us to continuously improve the quality and capabilities of the connection, giving energy companies a stronger foundation for smart charging and giving Wallbox owners access to a growing range of energy services.”
Wallbox Expands Beyond Charging Hardware
Wallbox says the partnership supports its continued expansion beyond charging hardware and strengthens its role in connected energy management. By increasing interoperability between EV charging infrastructure and digital energy services, the company aims to make charging simpler and more flexible for both drivers and energy providers.
Founded in 2015, Barcelona-based Wallbox maintains offices across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
Enode, founded in Oslo in 2020, reports managing more than 100 GWh of energy through its platform, which coordinates EVs, batteries, heat pumps, and solar systems. The company has a team of more than 60 across Europe and is backed by $17.2 million from investors including Creandum, Lowercarbon Capital, Y Combinator, L2 Ventures, and MCJ Capital.
Wallbox and Enode have partnered to connect Wallbox EV chargers with Enode-powered third-party energy apps across Europe, opening access to smart charging, tariff optimization, and home energy management services.
