amina makes
EV charging hardware in Norway. Small, quiet, open OCPP and flexible connectivity by default.
amina is backed by investors who care deeply about sustainability.
IKM is a Norwegian industrial group founded in 1989, made up of companies that work in engineering, testing, subsea technology and electrical automation, mostly for the energy industry. It is amina's largest single investor.
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Nysnø is the Norwegian state's climate investment company. They invest in companies that provide profitable and smart solutions to the challenges of climate change.
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Lyse Vekst invests in ambitious and sustainable early-stage companies in technology and renewable energy.
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Eviny Ventures is an active early stage investor in companies with great potential that help accelerate the energy transformation.
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Momentum invests in companies with sustainability at the heart of their business. They invest in innovative and ambitious teams, with a particular focus on the ocean industries, agriculture and construction/property.
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Design and integration
We design chargers people are happy to have on the wall, then keep them open so they drop into any home or operator setup, now and later. Connected models speak OCPP directly, so you are not tied to one app or one cloud.
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Safety and compliance
We build to the standards that matter and keep ahead of the ones coming next. amina M carries a MID-certified meter, so billing stands up to scrutiny. amina C2, M2, and S2 are AFIR-ready and built to ISO 15118-20, which means Plug and Charge and bidirectional charging both work today.
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Production and sustainability
The chargers are made in Norway on an energy-efficient line, using as little material as the job allows.
The people behind amina come from the EV charging industry. Small team, working out of Stavanger, Copenhagen and Amsterdam, with one remit: make good hardware and keep it open.