KLING Charging Solutions offers you comprehensive solutions for charging infrastructure — from planning through installation to ongoing operations.
Charging points installed
Total charging sessions
Energy delivered
Everything from a single source — from the first idea to ongoing operations.
Individual consulting and site analysis for your optimal charging infrastructure.
Professional installation of charging stations by certified specialists.
Reliable operations and regular maintenance of your charging infrastructure.
Intelligent software solutions for monitoring and billing management.
Four steps to your charging infrastructure
We analyze your site, determine the needs and advise you on the optimal charging solutions.
Detailed infrastructure planning including grid connection, civil works and permit procedures.
Professional installation by certified specialists with subsequent commissioning and testing.
Reliable operations with monitoring, regular maintenance and fast support.
What sets us apart from other providers
Our self-developed dashboard offers real-time monitoring, energy management, billing and reporting — all in one place.
From initial consulting through installation to ongoing maintenance — you have one contact for everything.
Load management, PV integration and dynamic charging. We optimize your energy consumption and reduce costs.
Whether company parking, residential complex or public space — we plan and build your charging infrastructure. Start your non-binding inquiry now.
Deutschland überweist jedes Jahr 70 Milliarden Euro an fossile Lieferanten – seit 1991 insgesamt 1,8 Billionen Euro. Gleichzeitig erzeugen Solar und Wind Strom für 4–9 ct/kWh, während importiertes Gas bei 11–18 ct/kWh liegt. Elektrifizierung mit BEV (Faktor 3,5) und Wärmepumpen (COP 3,5) senkt den Gesamtenergiebedarf um 42 %. Jeder Euro in lokale Erzeugung bleibt in der deutschen Wirtschaft.
V2G ab 2026 regulatorisch möglich, 3,3–5,0 GWh Speicherpotenzial in E-Autos – aber der Smart-Meter-Stack bremst. Der Paradigmenwechsel heißt: EMS first, Smart Meter als Abrechnungs-Layer. Open-Source-Projekte wie evcc und OpenEMS zeigen den Weg. Sechs regulatorische Forderungen für ein offenes Energiesystem.
±10% Messgenauigkeit, 15-Minuten-Blöcke, 24h Verzögerung, übertragen per UN-Format von 1987 – und der Endkunde braucht die Genehmigung seines Messstellenbetreibers für den Zugang zu seinen eigenen Daten. Warum Deutschlands Smart-Meter-System ein überregulierter Gatekeeper-Markt ist, den Open Source bereits überholt hat.
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