Deft means skillful, clever, nimble.

We’re building the backbone of EV charging

The electric vehicle industry is messy because of its newness. All the companies that played a role in kickstarting it - the car manufacturers, the energy retailers, the grid operators, the charger manufacturers - are somewhat disconnected from each other and from their final customer - the driver.

We created Deftpower, to help make sense of this chaos. We set out to organise the ecosystem and connect all the players to best serve the drivers and make each business profitable.

Electrification of transport is inevitable, however are making the ride smoother and faster for everyone involved. Software, we believe, is the only way to untangle the noise and technical debt piling up in the industry.

Something about sustainability

The sustainability cause is one that does not need an introduction and electrification of the transport industry is the inevitable next step.  The question is not whether the future is electric, but rather how fast and seamlessly can we make the leap?

At Deftpower, we believe that the driver should not be the one evangelizing the transition to renewables. It’s our responsibility, as the companies at the center of the EV industry to make electric cars a no-brainer. That means: easy to find chargers, no fuss charging, easy to use charging apps and facilities at charging locations, among many factors.

At the center lies software - the secret sauce - that allows us to make a dent in the sustainability cause collectively.

Our Team

Wierd Maarse
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Stijn Versteeg
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Sam van Berlo
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Remco Tjeerdsma
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Randy Scholtz
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Nicholas Laane
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Michael Johanns
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Marc Diks
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Lucas Avolio
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Juliette Klaassen
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Jacob van Zonneveld
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Christian Sorensen
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Bas Stottelaar
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Timo Snel
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Stef Spee
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Sander van den Brink
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Rob van Barneveld
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Raluca Manolache
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Roy Klaassen
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Pepijn Seigers
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Mohamed Derkaoui
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Matthijs Liethof
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Luca Carotenuto
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Jan van Rijswijk
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Ivar van Asperen
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Ilona Otten
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Hugo Brakman
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Florian Schaal
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Ferry de Wit
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Damián Dedó
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Building the future of EV charging as a team

Deftpower operated out of Arnhem and Berlin. Our small but agile team of just over 50 people has been able to move the needle in the EV industry by tackling some of its most gnarly problems. What drives us is the desire to make a tangible difference in a crucial but complicated industry.

We strive for technical excellence, fast execution and creating clarity out of chaos.