Charging infrastructure is evolving beyond standalone chargers, and operators increasingly require solutions that combine energy generation, storage and charging in a single system. Huawei aims to address this demand with its
Huawei FusionCharge Solution. It combines charging infrastructure with photovoltaic systems, battery storage and power distribution technology. The company provides hardware across the entire energy chain, from power generation and storage to energy consumption.
Huawei partners with specialist providers for energy management systems (EMS), charge point management systems (CPMS) and payment solutions. At the same time, Huawei emphasises openness and interoperability. The platform supports the integration of third-party chargers, batteries and software systems.
“We learned that the key is being completely open, completely cooperative, and able to integrate any kind of CPMS or EMS. Really any kind of third-party hardware,” explains Alexander Wieler, Principal EV Charging Business Development Director at Huawei Digital Power.
Focus on depot and fleet charging
