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GE launches electric vehicle charging platform

GE launches electric vehicle charging platform

WattStation Connect provides owners a user-friendly method to manage, monitor and maintain their EV charging ecosystem network.


By By BD+C Staff | April 27, 2012
GEs WattStation pedestal EV charger is easy to use, customizable and features a
GEs WattStation pedestal EV charger is easy to use, customizable and features a retractable cord.

GE Energy’s Industrial Solutions business unveiled its new ecomagination-approved WattStation and WattStation Connect.

An electric vehicle (EV) charging station and software platform, the solution allows WattStation owners to manage charging stations remotely, giving them the ability to manage and set customer pricing for EV charging, provide access control at their facilities, generate valuable reports and engage with customers in new ways.

Now available, GE’s WattStation pedestal EV charger is easy to use, customizable and features a retractable cord.

The WattStation Connect full-service software platform helps meet a wide variety of EV needs, whether it is a retailer looking to attract new customers, a commercial property manager in need of information on electricity usage or a fleet owner in search of better cost-allocation data. WattStation Connect provides owners a user-friendly method to manage, monitor and maintain their EV charging ecosystem network.

Industrial Solutions is forming data acquisition agreements with key navigation companies to share information on the installations and availability of WattStations throughout the U.S. and Canada. This enables EV drivers to view and locate GE’s WattStations, obtain directions to the EV charging stations, access pricing details and determine whether a unit is available for charging. In addition to global positioning systems, the GE WattStation Connect data will be available through the Internet, mobile app/device and future in-vehicle systems.

GE Energy’s Industrial Solutions business is working with a well-known online payment company to enable drivers to safely and conveniently pay for charging fees through the WattStation Connect mobile app. The app will be available for download in the coming weeks. EV drivers can use the mobile app to scan the quick response (QR) barcode on the WattStation charger. The QR code will identify the station and the pricing structure for that individual charger. BD+C

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