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Meet EcoG at ACT Expo

Discover the future of sustainable transportation at the ACT Expo. EcoG, a leading advocate for sustainability, will showcase its innovative initiatives and cutting-edge technologies aimed at paving the way for a cleaner, greener future. This event brings together the world's top commercial transportation OEMs, technology providers, and industry leaders to showcase the latest in eco-friendly products, solutions, and vehicles. At EcoG, our mission is to catalyze charging infrastructure & and make fast charging more reliable, sustainable and smart.

Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), Paradise Road 3150 Las Vegas (US)

May 4-7, 2026

Booth 3622

Meet us there and discover:

⚡Distributed Charging Architecture
⚡Megawatt Charging System (MCS)
⚡Bi-directional Charging
⚡Charge Controller, charger development and more

INNOVATORS

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Robert Skinner

Managing Director U.S.
robert@ecog.io

Michigan-born entrepreneur, renowned for his automotive expertise, and having served as a former Executive at Ford Direct, Robert brings key insight into AI and EV Infrastructure, shaping the future of mobility.

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Don Florica

Senior System Consultant
don@ecog.io

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Michael Darrow

Business Development Director
mike.darrow@ecog.io

Strong background in Automotive Industry, Driving EV charging & Energy Transition, Scaling Infrastructure, Software and Fleet Electrification

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Powerblock, dispenser and more

Distributed Charging Architecture

What is Distributed Charging Architecture?
Compared to stand-alone chargers where all components needed for DC charging are merged together into one monolithic housing, power electronics in Distributed Charging Architecture are externalized into a separate unit called powerblock, providing a central DC power source to dispensers which are EV-driver facing. Sometimes this is also referred to as satellite architecture.

What is EcoG doing?

As market leader of reference designs for EV DC charger manufacturers, EcoG is catalyzing this architecture to become mainstream and to complement the offering of stand-alone charging set-ups. EcoG takes a visionary approach by providing a reference design and control for both the powerblock and the dispenser — the EcoG Powerblock Starter Kit and the EcoG Dispenser Starter Kit. The two comprehensive kits provide reference designs, and serve as living implementations for building a series production.

Why is it important?

Bi-directional-capable vehicles, such as those from VW, are hitting the market in 2024. Now, regulatory processes need to be fast-tracked to make bi-directional charging ready for roll-out to the mass market.

MCS

Megawatt Charging System

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.

V2X

Bi-directional Charging

What is Bi-directional Charging (BiDi)?

Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology is a game changer in charging infrastructure. Wheeled energy storage devices on the move already scale up to 1% of the overall electrical storage capacity in the U.S. grid. One BEV, for example, can temporarily supply a home for up to a week.

What is EcoG doing?

EcoG has driven forward the implementation guide of the ISO 15118-20 standard in CharIN together with the automotive and charging infrastructure industry. The technology with the above ISO standard is proven to be working. In addition, EcoG is developing a Starter Kit for bi-directionalcharging to make the technology available to the mass market.

Why is it important?

Heat pumps and electric cars are growing in popularity, posing challenges for the power grid. Bi-directional charging allows electric vehicles to store and redistribute energy, aiding grid stability during peak demand.