Join the 2026 eMabler Awards ceremony
The 2026 eMabler Awards are announced live online on 26 November 2026, from 16:00 to 17:00 EET. Everyone is invited: register to join the livestream.
At the ceremony
- What ten months of real-world data reveal about the state of EV charging in 2026
- The full method behind eMabler’s Success Rate, and why every charging attempt counts
- Winners of the 2026 eMabler Awards, and the success rates that earned them their titles
Recognizing excellence in EV charging
The eMabler Awards recognize the charging operators and hardware manufacturers delivering the most reliable EV charging in Europe. The winners are determined by real-world performance data across all charging attempts, the ones that started a charging session and the ones that did not. To qualify, operators and manufacturers need at least 50,000 charging attempts over January to October 2026.
Because ultimately, reliability comes down to a simple question: did the charge work? On a platform that handles more than 1,300,000 charging sessions a month, we track how often that happens across every charging attempt. That number is the Success Rate, and it forms the foundation for the Awards.
Year after year, our goal is to create a growing body of evidence showing what reliable charging looks like in practice, backed by numbers the industry can see, compare and learn from, while celebrating the operators and manufacturers who deliver successful EV charging at scale.
View the 2026 categoriesReliable, easy charging depends on three things working as one: the charger, the operator who runs it and the platform that connects them. Our network data shows which operators and charger manufacturers did it best this year, and the eMabler Awards celebrate them.”
It all comes down to Success Rate
Success Rate is the share of charging attempts that lead to a started charging session. We calculate it from real-world data on the eMabler platform, counting every plug-in as one attempt, including the ones where charging never starts. The result reflects what drivers actually experience at the charger.
To keep the ranking fair, there is a minimum bar to qualify:
- 10 months: data gathered on the eMabler platform from January to October 2026
- 50,000 minimum charging attempts
Powered by Data Insights
Winners of the eMabler Awards are chosen on real-world performance data from Data Insights, our proprietary analytics platform. It tracks millions of charging sessions, with success rates, socket availability, utilization, energy consumption and recurring errors.
Discover Data InsightsTwo Awards for 2026
A charging session works only if the operator’s network and the manufacturer’s hardware both hold up, so we measure each one separately.
2026 winners
Announced here in November 20262025 winners
Joulia
Joulia (formerly Aneo Mobility) wins the eMabler Award 2025 for achieving 98-99% charging session success rates across 10 million sessions in Norway and Europe.
See why they won
Lumme Energia
Lumme Energia wins the eMabler Award 2025 for building a fully automated, Salesforce-integrated EV charging service that scales without manual work or operational bottlenecks.
See why they won
CTEK
CTEK earns the eMabler Best Hardware Partner Award with a 98.6% session success rate across Nordic markets. A recognition based entirely on real operational data, not nominations.
See why they wonThe eMabler Awards Archive
We publish every award with the numbers behind it. Each announcement below covers what the winner did, what their data showed, and why they came out on top.
Aneo Mobility Named Europe’s Most Reliable CPO
November 11, 2025
Lumme Energia Wins eMabler Award for Most Future-Proof Operator
September 30, 2025
CTEK Receives eMabler Award for Best Hardware Partner
September 23, 2025
Common questions about the eMabler Awards
What are the eMabler Awards?
The eMabler Awards recognize the charging operators and hardware manufacturers delivering the most reliable EV charging in Europe. Winners are chosen on real-world performance data from the eMabler platform.
How are the eMabler Awards winners chosen?
eMabler Awards winners are chosen on Success Rate, calculated from real-world data on the eMabler platform. Every plug-in counts as one attempt, including the ones where charging never starts, so the result reflects what drivers actually experience at the charger.
Who can qualify for the eMabler Awards?
To keep the ranking fair, there is a minimum bar to qualify for the eMabler Awards: 10 months of data gathered on the eMabler platform, from January to October 2026, and a minimum of 50,000 charging attempts.
Do I need to apply for the eMabler Awards?
No application is needed. The eMabler Awards are based on real-world charging data from the eMabler platform, so every charging operator and hardware manufacturer that meets the minimum bar to qualify is included in the ranking automatically.
What is success rate?
Success Rate is the share of charging attempts that lead to a started charging session, and it forms the foundation for the eMabler Awards. eMabler tracks it across every charging attempt on its platform, which handles more than 1,300,000 charging sessions a month.
Where does the eMabler Awards data come from?
The eMabler Awards are based on Data Insights, eMabler’s proprietary analytics platform. It tracks millions of charging sessions, with success rates, socket availability, utilization, energy consumption and recurring errors.
What are the 2026 eMabler Awards categories?
The 2026 eMabler Awards have two categories: Most Reliable EV Charging Operator, for the top 3 operators whose success rate stayed high month after month, and Most Reliable EV Charger, for the top AC and DC manufacturers whose hardware kept working the same way everywhere.
When are the 2026 eMabler Awards winners announced?
The 2026 eMabler Awards winners will be announced live at the online ceremony on 26 November 2026, and on this page after the ceremony.
Who won the eMabler Awards in 2025?
The 2025 eMabler Awards went to Joulia (formerly Aneo Mobility) for Most Reliable EV Charging Operator, Lumme Energia for Most Future-Proof Operator and CTEK for Best Hardware Partner. Each announcement, with the numbers behind it, is in the eMabler Awards Archive.