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eMabler

Helsinki, FI · Founded 2019 · 22 employees on LinkedIn · 11 known investors

eMabler provides a cloud-based management platform for electric vehicle chargers that enables operators to monitor, control, and configure charging networks from a centralized dashboard. The platform serves charging operators, energy companies, and parking/retail organizations managing distributed EV charging infrastructure.

Also known as eMabler Oy

Founders & leadership

eMabler was founded in 2019 by Juha Stenberg.

JSJuha Stenberg
Juha StenberginCEO & Co-founder

Investors · 11

Also in the syndicate · 8

Business FinlandFinnveraHelkama KiinteistötKai KeituriNidoco ABSofokus VenturesSwiss Post VenturesTorsti Tenhunen

Funding

SEC filings, press & company announcements

$5.5M disclosed across 1 of 3 rounds · 2021–2026

Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

eMabler operates an API-first EV charging management platform that acts as an integration layer between charging hardware and the business systems enterprises already run, including CRM, billing, payment and energy management. The platform covers charge point management, a tariff engine, data insights dashboards, smart/dynamic load balancing and energy management, ad hoc payments, and roaming, together with an AI-oriented layer marketed as eMabler AI and an automation product called Pulse for network monitoring and automated fault resolution. The company states open REST APIs, more than 300 ready integrations, an MCP interface for AI agents, and hardware-agnostic support for chargers from dozens of manufacturers.

A white-label capability lets operators present charging inside their own applications and branding, alongside services such as fuel, parking and retail, so that the operator retains the end-customer relationship rather than routing drivers into a separate charging app. Roaming is supported via OCPI and hubs including Hubject, and an Adyen integration adds Apple Pay, Google Pay and Nordic wallets for ad-hoc payments. The company cites ISO 27001 certification, EU Data Act compliance, membership of the Open Charge Alliance and support for OCPP and OCPI, and a "Strongest in Finland" credit certificate.

Published customer stories include Neste, S Group's ABC network, Helen, Aimo Park, Aneo Mobility, Lyse Lading, Klepp Energi, Lumme Energia, Laddel, Movel, Destia, Flowbird, Alfa Power, Time Park, Parcandi, Enico, Emulate, UtilityCloud, OpCharge, ParkChargePay and Järvisydän.

Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Connected charge pointsJan 2026100,000 charge points
Connected charge points (as reported in funding coverage)Jun 2026$85K
Countries servedJan 202611
Customer satisfaction ratingJan 20264.9 out of 5
HeadcountAug 202622
Monthly charging sessionsJan 20261,000,000 sessions/month
Platform uptimeJan 2026100%
Ready integrationsJan 2026300 integrations
SLA complianceJan 2026100%

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Timeline · 6

launches, deals, and filings
Jun 2026
eMabler raises €5.5M Series A led by Greencode Ventures

Helsinki-based eMabler raised €5.5M ($6.4M) in Series A funding led by Greencode Ventures with participation from Swiss Post Ventures, Rethink Ventures and Helkama Kiinteistöt. The round included a €1M Digitalisation and Innovation Loan from Finnvera implemented with the European Investment Fund under the InvestEU Guarantee Programme, and a €1M grant and loan combination via Business Finland's Young Innovative Company programme. Proceeds are earmarked for expansion into Central Europe, specifically Germany and the UK, and for grid-aware charging software development.

$6.4M source ↗

Jun 2026
Planned expansion into Germany and the United Kingdom

Following its Series A, eMabler stated plans to expand into Central European markets with a focus on Germany and the UK, and has established a Norwegian subsidiary.

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Jun 2026
Post-funding hiring of Chief Revenue Officer and AI Lead

Post-funding moves include hiring a Chief Revenue Officer, an AI Lead and senior platform engineers.

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Jun 2026
Adyen payments integration for ad-hoc charging

An Adyen integration adds Apple Pay, Google Pay and Nordic wallets for ad-hoc charging payments; roaming is supported via Hubject and OCPI.

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Jan 2026
ISO 27001 certification and Open Charge Alliance membership

eMabler states it is ISO 27001 certified for information security management, is a member of the Open Charge Alliance supporting OCPP and OCPI, and has been awarded the Strongest in Finland credit certificate.

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Jun 2021
eMabler raises €630,000 from Sofokus Ventures, Nidoco AB and angel investors

eMabler announced a €630,000 ($771k) investment round from Finnish and Swedish investors including Sofokus Ventures, Nidoco AB and undisclosed angels, with additional financial support from Business Finland. Pekka Manninen, Torsti Tenhunen and Kai Keituri joined the board. Funds were allocated to software development, commercialisation and growth in the Nordics and the rest of Europe.

$770.5K source ↗

Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

In the news

Research sources · 8

primary sources listed

8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does eMabler do?
eMabler is a Helsinki-based API-first EV charging management platform that embeds white-label charging into enterprises' own apps and systems.
Who founded eMabler?
eMabler was founded by Juha Stenberg in 2019.
Who are eMabler's investors?
eMabler's investors include Greencode Ventures, Rethink Ventures, Superhero Capital.
How much funding has eMabler raised?
eMabler has disclosed $5.5M raised across 1 of its 3 known rounds.
Where is eMabler headquartered?
eMabler is headquartered in Helsinki, FI.