Hubject has integrated Shell Recharge into its intercharge roaming platform, expanding access to public electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across Europe and enabling drivers to use Shell’s charging network through a single access method.
The integration allows eMobility service providers and EV drivers to access Shell Recharge stations using existing RFID cards, key fobs or mobile applications, without the need to create separate accounts or subscriptions. Hubject said the move is intended to simplify cross-border EV charging and reduce fragmentation within Europe’s charging ecosystem.
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By connecting Shell Recharge to the intercharge platform, the partnership links Shell’s charging points with Hubject’s wider roaming network, removing technical and commercial barriers between different charging service providers. This enables drivers to locate, authenticate and pay for charging sessions using their preferred provider while travelling across countries.
For EV users, the integration is expected to improve convenience by offering broader network access and streamlined payment processes. Drivers can charge at participating Shell Recharge locations without entering into direct contracts with multiple charge point operators, according to Hubject.
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Hubject operates the intercharge platform as a connectivity layer between charge point operators and eMobility service providers, supporting interoperability across charging networks. The company said the addition of Shell Recharge further strengthens its role in enabling cross-border EV mobility in Europe.
Christian Hahn, chief executive of Hubject, said the collaboration aims to make public charging more accessible and consistent for drivers. “This integration supports our commitment to simplifying EV charging and improving the user experience for drivers and partners across Europe,” he said.
