GreenFlux
Amsterdam charging management platform with smart charging, a flexible billing engine and open roaming, owned by DKV Mobility and run independently
Quick Overview
| Company | GreenFlux Assets B.V. |
|---|---|
| Category | EV Charging Management Software |
| Headquarters | Amsterdam, Netherlands |
| Founded | 2011 |
| EU Presence | Yes - Netherlands (EU) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages checked; ask the vendor |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Asset management, tenants, fleets, smart charging, billing engine with flexible tariffs, payments, roaming, OCPP and OCPI, ISO 15118, Eichrecht information, portal and API |
| Pricing | Pricing on request |
| Best For | Operators that want smart charging and complex tariffs handled by a vendor with a long track record |
| Replaces | ChargePoint, Driivz |
Detailed Review
GreenFlux describes its platform as a single solution to manage charging operations at scale, optimise revenue and extend network access. It is managed through a portal or APIs, and tenants can be given their own permissions.
The imprint names GreenFlux Assets B.V. in Amsterdam (Chamber of Commerce number 55511171). In 2021 the company was acquired by DKV Mobility, a European group, and the about page says it continues to operate independently.
Smart charging
The platform promotes algorithms that adjust to energy demand instantly, aiming to use the full grid connection and to favour renewable production.
Billing and tariffs
A billing engine supports complex business models, with flexible tariffs and payment options, and roaming lets other providers' drivers charge on the network.
Standards and security
GreenFlux says it helped shape protocols such as OCPP and OCPI, offers ISO 15118 for Plug and Charge, and runs an ISMS that complies with ISO 27001:2022 with internal and external audits.
Limitations to Consider
No pricing is published, and hosting region is not stated on the pages checked. As part of the DKV Mobility group it may be a less neutral choice for operators that compete with DKV. Its marketing copy is more general than that of AMPECO, so ask for the exact feature list for your use case.
Who Should Use GreenFlux
Operators and service providers that need smart charging, roaming and detailed tariff logic from an established Dutch vendor.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Operating since 2011
- ISO 27001:2022 information security
- OCPP, OCPI and ISO 15118 support
- Flexible billing engine
- Portal and API access
Cons
- No published prices
- Owned by DKV Mobility
- Hosting region not stated
- General marketing copy, few concrete limits
Alternatives to GreenFlux
Other European ev charging management software worth comparing before you decide:
Virta
Finland · Charge point management for CPOs and eMSPs from Helsinki
AMPECO
Bulgaria · Hardware-agnostic charging platform for large CPOs and eMSPs
Monta
Denmark · Charging platform with published per-socket pricing
chargecloud
Germany · Operating system for charging networks, sold white-label
See all European ev charging management software or compare them directly against ChargePoint on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
It was acquired by the DKV Mobility Group in 2021, and its about page says it continues to operate independently.
Its compliance page lists ISO 15118 certification and explains how to implement Plug and Charge.
Its ISMS complies with ISO 27001:2022 and is audited internally and externally, according to its security page.