Total Alemania ha adquirido las actividades comerciales en el campo de la infraestructura de recarga para veh\u00edculos el\u00e9ctricos de la empresa muniquesa Digital Energy Solutions, del Grupo Viessmann, con efecto a partir del 1 de noviembre. Total se hace as\u00ed cargo de unas 1.400 estaciones de recarga con m\u00e1s de 2.000 puntos de recarga en ubicaciones B2B.<\/p>\n
Digital Energy Solutions (DES) fue fundada en 2015 por BMW y Viessmann, por lo que ambas empresas pose\u00edan cada una el 50% de la empresa conjunta. Sin embargo, en febrero de 2020, el fabricante de autom\u00f3viles transfiri\u00f3 sus acciones al socio, convirtiendo a Viessmann en el \u00fanico propietario. \"Con la adquisici\u00f3n completa de las acciones de la empresa, Viessmann reafirma su gran relevancia y compromiso con el desarrollo de soluciones energ\u00e9ticas integradas basadas en la energ\u00eda y continuar\u00e1 en el futuro el camino emprendido junto con los expertos de Digital Energy Solutions\", se dijo entonces.<\/p>\n
Ahora, sin embargo, se est\u00e1 produciendo la salida completa del fundador restante, ya que el 1 de noviembre, la petrolera Total (o su filial alemana Total Deutschland GmbH) se hizo cargo de los m\u00e1s de 2.000 puntos de recarga de DES. Los empleados de DES tambi\u00e9n se trasladan a Total y van a seguir ampliando las actividades empresariales. Ambas empresas insisten en que no se producir\u00e1 ning\u00fan cambio para los clientes y socios contractuales existentes \"debido a la absorci\u00f3n sin fisuras\".<\/p>\n
Digital Energy Solutions ofrece soluciones de recarga, pero tambi\u00e9n productos para el mercado energ\u00e9tico, como sistemas de almacenamiento de bater\u00edas, bombas de calor para viviendas y sistemas fotovoltaicos. Por tanto, la electromovilidad es s\u00f3lo una parte del modelo de negocio, mientras que la gesti\u00f3n energ\u00e9tica intersectorial representa la mayor parte.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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One of the reasons for the takeover is the changed structures resulting from the new form of energy supply for electromobility. Only a small proportion of the charging processes will take place at filling stations \u2013 for example in the form of high power charging \u2013 and the majority of the charging processes will be shifted to business, private and public areas in particular. In February \u2013 exactly the same day that BMW’s withdrawal from DES became known \u2013 Total announced that it would install 200 quick charge points at its filling stations in Germany. With the acquisition of Digital Energy Solutions, the petroleum company now wants to enter the loading business outside of gas stations.<\/p>\n
“The acquisition of the Charging Solutions business unit is an important strategic decision for us to strengthen electromobility and is part of the Total Group’s climate policy,” says Christian Cabrol, Managing Director of Total Germany. “With the takeover, we are strengthening the topic of electromobility outside of the filling station infrastructure and are demonstrating that we take the challenges of the energy turnaround seriously and are aiming for strong growth in this segment in the coming years, initially with a focus on the B2B area”.<\/p>\n
In terms of their climate policy, Germany is of course not the only area where the oil company has been active. In the UK, Total has already acquired the city’s oldest charging grid Source London<\/a>. This was done through the acquisition of another French company; Bollor\u00e9\u2019s Blue Point London.<\/p>\n