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On September 7, 2018, Localiser had its 5th anniversary. Founded as a small startup, Kathrin Goldammer and Oliver Arnhold had the vision to build a company for planning charging infrastructure. This version has developed into a company that now employs 11 people and has planned more than 1,000,000 locations internationally. On September 11, the big birthday party took place in Tempelhof.

The new year is still in the starting blocks, but Localiser already has big plans for 2023. After a successful 2022, we would now like to give an outlook for 2023. Where do we want to go? What are our goals for this year? What innovations will there be? You can find out all this in our annual outlook 2023.

Another successful year for Localiser is drawing to a close. A lot has happened to us within one year. We are grateful for the constant trust in us and proud of what we have achieved so far. Furthermore, we are happy to work in a great team that supports us in our vision. What has happened at Localiser in 2022?

"Localiser supports the idea of a nationwide fast-charging network across Germany and wants to help the German network succeed," say Managing Directors Kathrin Goldammer and Oliver Arnhold.

We are pleased about the cooperation with e-mobil BW! e-mobil BW is the central contact point for the change of mobility in Baden-Württemberg. The state agency supports, networks and provides information on the topic of the transformation of mobility.

Anyone investing in charging infrastructure needs a forecast of the amount of charging energy that will be purchased and how many charging points will be profitable. Localiser makes this possible.

NOW GmbH National Organization Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology has established the so-called National Charging Infrastructure Control Center. This will bundle and expand activities for more charging infrastructure at the federal level. Among other things, the Reiner Lemoine Institute was commissioned to develop the so-called StandortTOOL of NOW. The potential and demand for charging infrastructure can be viewed at the federal level.

Localiser Managing Director Oliver Arnhold and the consortium around DIN SPEC 91433 have won the Innovator Award 2020 of the German Institute for Standardization (DIN) in the category "Market launch of a product or service".

The Corona Stimulus and Future Package provides €2.5 billion for the promotion of charging points alone. Of this, both private (500 million) and publicly accessible charging points are to receive funding. Time is running out to plan and commission the right technology in the right places.

Localiser joins ElMobileBerlin! The ElMobileBerlin project is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure as part of the "Clean Air" emergency program.