We're heading back to Berlin: Solidstudio at ICNC26

There are a lot of events in the e-mobility calendar. Only a handful are worth clearing the diary for every single year. ICNC is one of them – and this September we’ll be there again, this time as a sponsor.

You’ll find us at booth D4.

Why we keep coming back

Most conferences talk about charging. ICNC talks about what happens between charging networks – and that turns out to be where most of the hard problems live.

A driver plugging in doesn’t care whose network they’re on. They care that the session starts, the price is clear, and the receipt is correct. Everything that makes that happen sits in the connective tissue between operators, mobility providers, roaming hubs and hardware vendors. Protocols. Data quality. Session handling. The unglamorous work.

That’s the room ICNC puts you in. Not the general e-mobility crowd, but the people who actually run networks and connect them to each other – and who know exactly which parts are still painful.

For a company building charging software, that’s an unusually high signal-to-noise ratio. Conversations start three levels deeper than they do elsewhere. Nobody needs the introductory explanation of what roaming is. You get straight to the part that matters: what’s broken, what’s changing, and what everyone is quietly working around.

A good place to get to know EV Network Intelligence

Berlin is also a chance to show you what we’ve been building.

EV Network Intelligence (EVNI) is our analytics layer for charging operations. Most operators sit on far more information about their networks than they ever act on – session data, error codes, connector behaviour, patterns that repeat quietly for months before anyone notices them. EVNI is built to read that, and to turn it into something an operations team can actually do something with.

It’s a different kind of conversation from a feature walkthrough, and it works much better in person than on a slide. If you want to see what your own network data could be telling you, come and find us at D4 – or book a slot below and we’ll set aside proper time for it.

Book a slot with the right person

Walk-ups are welcome – booth D4, all three days. But conference days fill up fast, and if there’s something specific you want to get into, it’s worth locking in time with the right person. Pick whoever covers your market and grab a slot before the calendars close.

Useful things to book a conversation about:

• Running a multi-vendor charge point estate without a separate integration project per hardware brand
• Migrating from an existing CPMS with the network live throughout
• Adding roaming connectivity, or fixing roaming that technically works but generates too many failed sessions
• Making operational data useful – what your network is telling you that nobody is currently reading
• White-label driver apps and what it takes to launch one properly

See you in Berlin!