Initative
The EEBUS Initiative e.V. with its member companies and associations is developing a common language for energy in the Internet of Things. This open, standardised networking specification allows manufacturer-independent communication between smart energy consumers, regenerative generation plants, energy managers and the Smart Grid. As a non-profit association, the EEBus Initiative e.V. is committed to the interests of all its members and to its statutory goals.
Board Members
Peter Kellendonk
1st chairman of the board
Managing Director KEO
Johannes Hauck
Corporate Strategy and Business Development, Hager Electro
Peter Hübinger
Head of Smart Home Division
Miele
Dr. Gunnar Steg
Elli – A Brand of the VW Group
Stefan Pachner
Vaillant Group
Mark van Kruijsbergen
Royal BAM Group
Jochen Bornemann
Executive Vice President Digital
SMA
Michael Teigeler
Managing Director
DKE Standardization
Christian Lehnert
Head of R&D Technology & Digital Services Building and Home Automation Solutions Electrification
Busch-Jaeger
Dr. Sören Krotzky
Bosch Thermotechnology
Management
Dr. Robert Böhm
Managing Director
Advisory Board
Dr. Bernhard Thies
2nd chairman
CENELEC
Josef Baumeister
BSH
Jo Vandale
Senior Product Manager
Daikin Europe
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History
EEBUS has developed from a funding project to a marketable technical standard. Its high degree of acceptance in the market, but also by national and international policymakers, major industrial associations and global platforms, shows that the EEBUS vision works in reality.
2012
- EEBus Initiative e.V. is founded as the result of the E-ENERGY lighthouse project funded by Germany’s Federal Ministry of Economics at the Hannover Messe
- Association opens an office in Brussels to communicate at EU level
2013
- Debut at the IFA with many companies and various scenarios for smart connectivity based on EEBUS
2014
- One Europe, one language, one smart home: Amsterdam Pact, among others with Agora and Energy@home, to develop a common data model and closer cooperation with the EU Commission
2015
- Global cooperation with the OCF (Open Connectivity Foundation) in the US
- First plugfest to test prototypes for interoperability
- The EEBUS IP transmission protocol SHIP (Smart Home IP) is released
2016
- Release of the open standard SPINE is made available to companies free of charge
- Introduction of the first serial devices which are available worldwide at the IFA
- Global cooperation with the Thread Group
- SAREF, the Smart Appliances REFerence of the European Commission, uses EEBUS for energy-efficient Smart Home
2017
- Opening of the EEBUS Innovation Space in the Global IBM Watson Center in Munich
- Smart Heating speaks EEBUS: successful market launch at the ISH, the world’s leading HVAC trade fair
- First automotive plugfest connects e-mobility and Smart Home
2018
- Market launch of the first electric vehicle (EV) supporting EEBUS technology
- EEBUS becomes interface from building to Smart Metering and Grid
- The largest European EEBUS implementation with over 240 residential buildings in the Netherlands
- Release of SPINE 1.1
- Introduction of Use Case Specifications
2019
- Release of E-Mobility Use Case Specifications
- E-Mobility plugfest at Audi Brussel
- EEBUS shows curtailment of EV’s charging power by DSO setpoint at Petten lab
- Release of HVAC Use Case Specifications
- EEBUS joins EC’s InterConnect Project
2020
- Introduction of EEBUS Solutions
- Introduction of Grid Working Group
- Release of Capacity Management Solution for power monitoring or limitaion of buildings
- Grid Use Case Specifications become part of VDE-AR-E2829-6-x technical regulation
2021
- Honda R&D Europe joins EEBUS
- EEBUS starts cooperation with openADR alliance
- Time of Use Tariff Solution for flexible tariff and demand information exchange in working progress