Join us at one of the world’s largest technology events, CES 2025, the ideal place to connect, and explore innovations shaping the future of technology.

At our booth, we’ll showcase our latest advancements in EV charging solutions, designed to simplify charger development and improve efficiency for industrial players. We drive innovation in electric vehicle technology, catalyzing charging infrastructure, and simplifying the development of EV chargers.

German Pavilion, Las Vegas Convention Center, NV, USA 

 January 7-10, 2025

Venetian Expo - Booth 50339

Join us there and discover:

⚡Discussion on the "BCG x EcoG" Whitepaper
⚡Distributed Charging Architecture
⚡Megawatt Charging System (MCS)
⚡Bi-directional Charging
⚡Charge Controller, charger development and more.

Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and EcoG join forces to examine the shift in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure from traditional stand-alone systems to modular architectures.

The global EV market is projected to grow at 28% CAGR, requiring over 122 million charge points by 2030.

This white paper compares two major charging site layouts: stand-alone and modular architectures. Stand-alone systems integrate power electronics directly into each charger, while modular systems centralize power electronics in a separate unit, dynamically distributing power to individual chargers. Modular architecture is shown to provide greater scalability, flexibility, and adaptability for high-growth scenarios, particularly for large charging hubs and commercial fleet depots.

Charge Point Operators (CPOs) are advised to adopt modular systems for large-scale and scalable projects, while recommending stand-alone systems for smaller, stable installations.

Learn more about the modular Powerblock & Dispenser architecture as the emerging trend of scalable, flexible EV charging infrastructure.

What is Megawatt Charging?
MCS, or Megawatt Charging System for large-scale commercial electric vehicles, will be the next significant infrastructure advancement.

What is EcoG doing?
EcoG’s integrated hardware and software products will allow manufacturers and businesses to develop a standard charging solution to service heavy-duty electric vehicles like trucks, buses, and ships. EcoG has engaged with more than 60 component partners, including converter and charging connector
manufacturers, to help charging station manufacturers kickstart their MCS charger series launches.

Why is it important?
The new solution enables charging with power over 1MW (up to 3MW) and includes a new connector type as well as protocol adjustments.
With the final specifications of the earliest products expected in 2024, the full-scale rollout of MCS could be as soon as 2025.
The US market is a first mover with quite high
commitment (e.g. already ~8 cable manufacturers) and MCS is expected to be pushed by Inflation Reduction Act.