Portugal
Mobi.And wants to ensure interoperability in electrical loads and public transport
Publication: ECO
Author: Ana Batalha Oliveira
Source published: 21/10/2026, 15:11:44 UTC
Briefing created: 21/10/2026, 23:37:49 UTC
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Briefings
Mobi.E, the public transport operator, is transitioning from a centralized grid manager to an aggregator of data and services during the 2026-2027 transition period under the new electric mobility regime. The company launched Mobi.hub to facilitate interoperability between charging operators and service providers, while also preparing Mobi.charge for electric vehicle charging management. Additionally, Mobi.E signed a national protocol with major public transport operators to enable card-based payments, aiming to accelerate adoption for smaller operators. The transition is ongoing, with Mobi.E stating it is ready to sign contracts and that operators have shown significant interest in the new platform.
Key points
- Mobi.E is transitioning from Entidade Gestora da Rede de Mobilidade Elétrica (EGME) to Entidade Agregadora de Dados para a Mobilidade Elétrica (EADME) during the 2026-2027 transition period.
- Mobi.E launched Mobi.hub to facilitate interoperability between charging operators and service providers, offering automated dispute management and smart pricing options.
Context
Under the new electric mobility regime, the Mobi.E public transport operator is shifting from a centralized grid manager to an aggregator of data and services. The transition period spans 2026-2027, with full liberalization expected after 2027. Mobi.E aims to become a technology company dedicated to mobility, focusing on interoperability in charging and public transport payments.
Limitations
Evidence covers the Mobi.E transition period 2026-2027, public transport interoperability protocols, and Mobi.hub platform features. Data on Mobi.charge product specifics and Mobi.E's future competitive role in the liberalized market remains unconfirmed. Operator responses to Mobi.hub are qualitative, with no quantitative adoption metrics provided.
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