Finnish EV charging software company eMabler has secured €5.5 million in Series A funding to accelerate its expansion across Europe and strengthen its grid-aware charging technology.
The investment round was led by Greencode Ventures, with participation from Swiss Post Ventures, Rethink Ventures, and Helkama Kiinteistöt. The financing package also includes a €1 million Digitalisation and Innovation Loan from Finnvera, backed by the European Investment Fund under the InvestEU Guarantee Programme, as well as a €1 million grant-and-loan combination through Business Finland’s Young Innovative Company program.
The fresh capital will support eMabler’s entry into key European markets, particularly Germany and the UK, while advancing software that transforms electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure into flexible energy assets.
Founded in Finland, eMabler has built a platform that enables retailers, energy companies, and parking operators to integrate EV charging directly into their existing apps, loyalty programs, and digital services. The company argues that integrated charging experiences are replacing standalone charging apps across mature EV markets.
“The Nordic market has reached a level of maturity where standalone, vertical-specific charging propositions no longer make sense,” said Juha Stenberg, CEO and Co-founder of eMabler. “End-users want charging built into the apps and services they already use.”
eMabler’s customer portfolio highlights the success of this model. Finland’s largest retailer, S Group, operates ABC Charging through eMabler’s platform, achieving more than 50% market share in the country’s public charging sector. Energy company Neste also uses the platform to provide charging services to fleet customers through its own digital channels.
The company has also partnered with major parking operators such as AimoPark, TimePark, and EasyPark to combine parking and EV charging within a single app experience, boosting customer engagement and revenue opportunities.
Beyond convenience, eMabler is positioning EV charging as a critical component of Europe’s energy transition. Its software enables operators to optimize charging based on electricity prices and real-time grid conditions, helping reduce costs, improve margins, and support grid stability.
“The European EV charging market is accelerating, and the next decade will be won by the software layer underneath it,” said Ines Bergmann-Nolting, Managing Partner at Greencode Ventures.
With the new funding, eMabler plans to focus on two strategic priorities: expanding its European footprint and further developing hardware-agnostic, grid-aware software designed to make EV infrastructure more responsive to market and energy system needs.
