The partnership follows Shell's exit from the US fleet software market.
EO says its offering includes unparalleled charge assurance, scalability, operational continuity, and industry-leading uptime exceeding 99.5%.
The company comments: "Our platform-based approach will empower Shell’s customers to transition effortlessly to EO’s integrated solutions, allowing them to maintain business continuity with minimal disruption to their operations.
"Fleet electrification is a complex undertaking, which is why we’re witnessing a significant shift in the market, with major players like Shell choosing to focus on other key business areas. Our expertise in providing reliable, end-to-end electrification solutions for some of the world’s largest and most complex fleets which is why EO has been selected as an ideal partner for Shell’s customers, who will be seeking a new electrification provider for their transition."
The company adds that fleet electrification presents unique challenges, requiring solutions that match the reliability and continuity of traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) operations. EO says it tackles these complexities with a platform-based approach that seamlessly integrates hardware, software, and support services into a unified offering.
EO Charging is a specialist in full fleet electrification solutions for car, van, bus, and truck fleets. Its technology is used by major electric fleets, including Go-Ahead, Stagecoach, Metroline, Lothian, Warrington, Amazon, DHL, UPS, Tesco, and Ocado. EO has deployed over 85,000 charging stations, and customers across 35 countries use its software and services globally.
