ABOUT EEBUS
As a result of the E-ENERGY lighthouse project, which was funded by Germany’s Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Actions (BMWK), leading manufacturers of energy-relevant devices founded the EEBus Initiative e.V. in 2012. Since then, EEBUS has evolved from a funding project to a technical standard with commercial viability. The EEBUS vision, to advance science, research, and environmental protection through the unification and standardisation of interfaces, is successful, as evidenced by the solution’s widespread market acceptance as well as that of national and international policymakers, significant industrial associations, and global platforms.
More than 60 companies and associations are now members of EEBUS and about 10 full-time staff members work for the Initiative in the fields of specification engineering and association development and management. The Initiative’s headquarter is located in Cologne, and another office representation in Brussel.
Digitalisation of energy transition
Networking of international members
Specification documents free of charge
BOARD & MANAGEMENT
Our board is made up of a variety of experts from various fields. They have all committed to the same goals and share the same vision: to make EEBUS a global communication standard for energy management devices and systems.
Peter Kellendonk
1st chairman of the board
EEBUS Initiative
1st chairman of the board
Johannes Hauck
2nd chairman of the board
Hager Electro
Corporate Strategy and Business Development
Peter Hübinger
Member of the board
Miele
Head of Smart Home Division
Dr. Gunnar Steg
Member of the board
Volkswagen AG
Executive Assistant Truck & Bus
Stefan Pachner
Member of the board
Vaillant Group
Director Group Program Management Systems & Solutions
Jochen Bornemann
Member of the board
SMA
Executive Vice President Digital
Michael Teigeler
Member of the board
DKE Standardization
Managing Director
Christian Lehnert
Member of the board
Busch-Jaeger
Head of R&D Technology & Digital Services Building and Home
Dr. Sören Krotzky
Member of the board
Bosch Thermotechnology
Director Diagnostics and Partnering
Dr. Robert Böhm
Managing Director
EEBUS e. V.
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VISION
“EEBUS empowers the digitalisation of energy transition. Cross-sector coupling can only work, if all components involved are using the same communication interface that fulfils all requirements of todays and the future energy system. With EEBUS, we develop and standardise such a dynamically flexible interface on behalf of the industry and provide a global standard for communication!“
OUR MEMBERS
Our members stem from all energy management relevant domains: from automotive, smart heating and cooling to PV and batteries, white goods, energy management systems, as well as smart metering and smart grid. Their diversity and comprehensive knowledge are the key drivers of our use case development and the resulting EEBUS Standard. Their implementations are the first to be tested and their EEBUS products the first to reach market-readiness.
MEMBER BENEFITS
As a member of the EEBUS Initiative, companies benefit from the opportunity to integrate their own demands and requirements in the process of use case development prior to its release as a standard. The early involvement allows for an active participation in the technical development of the standard and to acquire a deep understanding of the concept of energy management and the use of EEBUS specifications. In addition, members benefit from first hand insights in standardisation activities on European level as well as from the cross-industry networking opportunities within the initiative. At the initiatives testing events and facilities members can carry out tests regarding the interoperability of their products to ensure their market-readiness. Finally, the EEBUS membership stands for front runners regarding energy transition as well as active contributors in the effort of decarbonisation and climate protection.
BECOME A MEMBER
Through the application form you submit your official application to become an EEBUS member. The bylaws set out basic provisions and the way in which the association is to operate. The contribution rules are part of the statutes and govern the members’ contribution obligations. The purpose of the association and general rules of behaviour including cartel law are summarised in the code of conduct.