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DockChain at Move 2025 - we 'Excelled' We were at the Move 2025 show at the Excel in London on 18 and 19 June. We were involved in the conference too, as speakers, giving a talk on the topic of how fleet and depot charging can be done in a cost effective way and without all the compromises inherent in other solutions. Hugh's presentation had a good audience and a very positive reaction. The focus was on cars, vans and light trucks. DockChain is also a brilliant solution for fleet and depot charging for buses and heavy trucks too. The benefits in that case are often even easier to explain! Click on the image above to go to the video of the presentation Have a look yourself and get in touch! It's a great solution for loads of applications. As usual, a great job from the team getting the stand set up and looking good! The stand, with wall-mounted and pedestal units. And Tom!
We’re now on the Crown Commercial Service — Making UK public sector procurement easier 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 suppliers have passed required checks. For Go Eve, the onboarding process included formal due diligence and cyber-security vetting — which we successfully completed as part of acceptance onto the framework. What This Means for Buyers Public sector customers can now: Purchase Go Eve solutions through a recognised procurement route Reduce tendering time and administrative overhead Buy with added assurance around compliance and cyber security Move faster from project approval to deployment What This Means for Projects Whether you’re planning EV charging for fleets, depots, workplaces or public sites, CCS access makes it easier to engage Go Eve early and progress projects more quickly from specification to delivery. If you’re a UK public sector organisation and want details on how to procure Go Eve through CCS, get in touch with the team and we’ll point you to the right route and framework options.
DockChain completes integration testing with StarCharge in California Go Eve has successfully completed integration testing between DockChain and StarCharge DC fast charging hardware in California. The collaboration demonstrated seamless interoperability between the systems, with charging sessions operating reliably throughout testing. StarCharge’s hardware performed strongly, validating the combined solution for real-world deployment. Following this work, DockChain is now fully certified for use with StarCharge units and ready for commercial deployment. This enables site operators to extend existing DC charging infrastructure to serve multiple vehicles more efficiently, without installing additional chargers. This approach is particularly valuable for fleet and depot environments, where maximising utilisation of installed infrastructure is critical while avoiding unnecessary grid upgrades. A number of deployments using StarCharge hardware are already in development, with further updates to follow. Go Eve would like to say a huge thanks to the StarCharge technical team who demonstrated outstanding professionalism and deep technical expertise throughout the integration process. More information on their chargers can be seen at https://www.starcharge.com/
DockChain in public charging - Detroit USA 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 Our focus at the moment is on fleet charging applications, but DockChain can transform the usability and ease of public charging locations. Eliminate the problem of blocked chargers. Eliminate the problem of an uncertain wait. Go for a coffee....and come back when your car is charged. No need to protect your place if there's a queue for the charger. Just plug in and charge. Even if you do have to wait a bit, you can wait with confidence with an accurate prediction of the charging time. Plus, the charger utilization goes through the roof, which is good for the CPO too.
Making Big Things Happen in Wolverhampton The Go Eve Dev Centre in Wolverhampton has been buzzing for nine months now — and we think it’s about time we showed it off. From cutting-edge kit to a space built for big ideas and demos, our brand-new facility has it all. From R&D to product development to product testing to installer training, right through to shipping. It all happens in Wolverhampton. Get in touch and arrange to visit. Bring an EV and you can get a full product demo. The facility is so new it isn't even on Google Maps yet. View the PDF to learn more. Or download the PDF directly.
3 sites in UK and Ireland We've now got 3 sites up and running in the UK and Ireland, but we can only tell you about one. That's the LEC site mentioned in another post recently. The other two are still under wraps. They're charging vehicles, just not announced. Hopefully we'll be able to announce soon! Meantime, another 2 (maybe 3) are going in the ground in the USA imminently. Watch this space.
