Latham, New York and Utrecht, The Netherlands – 20th Oct, 2026 – Integra Energy, a provider of turn-key EV charging solutions, is collaborating with Eco-Movement, a part of Dow Jones Energy which brings together trusted price reporting from OPIS and other specialist businesses, alongside proprietary data, market insights, news, research and events. The collaboration enables more drivers to discover QuickCharge charging locations across platforms.
Enabling Discovery and Utilisation
Integra Energy offers QuickCharge, a platform to provide EV charging operations, payments, energy management, reporting, and receive U.S.-based support.
As North America continues on the transition from CCS1 to NACS connectors, drivers need to trust that what they see in an app matches what’s actually on site. Accurate open data is becoming a baseline expectation.
By integrating with Eco-Movement’s data platform, operators deploying locations on QuickCharge will now have improved discoverability via a range of platforms including Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze, A Better Routeplanner (ABRP), HERE Technologies, TomTom, Uber and various in-car navigation systems.
Supporting quotes
“Interoperability is core to how we build QuickCharge,” said Max Schynoll, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Integra Energy. “Alongside our roaming partnerships, Eco-Movement helps make sure any driver, using any app, can find and rely on our network.”
“By integrating QuickCharge charge points into our platform, we are improving the discoverability of charging infrastructure for drivers,” said Sjors Martens, Chief Commercial Officer at Eco-Movement. “This collaboration provides QuickCharge with the reach necessary to ensure that operators using their platform have charging locations visible to every EV driver, regardless of their preferred navigation tool.”
About Eco-Movement
Eco-Movement, is a leading global platform for EV charge point location and pricing data. Customers of the platform include navigation providers, charge point operators, eMSPs, and the public sector. As an independent platform with more than 2 million connectors in over 80 countries, Eco-Movement is in a unique position to support the electrification of passenger and commercial vehicles. In September of 2025, Dow Jones acquired Eco-Movement as a part of its growing energy business.
About Integra Energy and QuickCharge
Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Albany, New York, Integra Energy is a full-service EV charging and energy solutions provider specializing in turnkey installations for commercial property owners across the United States. From site design and installation to permitting, funding support, and 24/7 network monitoring, Integra Energy manages every step of the process — making it simple for hotels, multifamily communities, and retail destinations nationwide to offer reliable EV charging without the operational burden.
Integra Energy’s proprietary QuickCharge network connects drivers to charging across hundreds of locations nationwide, accessible through an intuitive app offering real-time charger availability, hassle-free payment processing, and instant session management from any device. The company works closely with utilities and state and federal agencies across the country to identify and unlock available funding, navigate incentive programs, and streamline grid connectivity — helping property owners significantly reduce deployment costs while contributing to electrification targets at a national scale. For more information, visit integraenergy.com