S2G Energy’s EV Sync joins Hubject’s intercharge in Mexico

S2G Energy has joined Hubject’s intercharge ecosystem, starting with charging-location data from its EV Sync network in Mexico. The move is designed to improve interoperability, expand visibility for charging sites and lay groundwork for future eRoaming, reciprocal access and Plug & Charge capabilities.

Why it matters: - The partnership aims to make EV charging in Mexico easier to find, use and pay for across different networks. - The integration could help reduce fragmentation for drivers and support broader EV adoption. - Hubject and S2G Energy are building a pathway toward interoperability features that are still limited in many charging markets.

What happened: - Hubject and S2G Energy announced that EV Sync is joining Hubject’s intercharge ecosystem. - The announcement was made Sept. 30, 2026. - The first phase will add EV Sync point-of-interest data to Hubject’s ecosystem. - The initial rollout is focused on charging locations in Mexico.

The details: - S2G Energy will make POI data from its EV Sync charging network available within Hubject’s ecosystem. - The data-sharing step is intended to increase visibility and discoverability of participating charging locations across connected eMobility services. - The companies said the integration establishes the technical foundation for a broader interoperability roadmap. - Future phases are planned to expand into eRoaming and reciprocal network access. - S2G Energy will participate as an eMobility Service Provider, or eMSP. - Plug & Charge capabilities are part of the longer-term collaboration plan. - EV Sync is S2G Energy’s cloud-based charging management platform and network. - EV Sync integrates chargers from multiple manufacturers. - The platform provides centralized visibility, operational control, energy management, user management and monetization capabilities. - EV Sync supports residential, workplace, destination, public and fleet charging applications. - The EV Sync network currently includes 175 charging points. - EV Sync has supported more than 233,000 charging sessions for 2,313 registered users. - The network has delivered approximately 4.84 GWh of energy. - S2G Energy is a Mexico City-based energy technology company with more than 10 years of experience in electromobility and digital energy solutions for commercial and industrial customers. - Hubject operates intercharge, a cross-provider charging network that connects charging point operators and eMobility service providers. - Hubject says its network spans more than 1,100,000 charging points and more than 3,500 B2B partners across 75+ countries. - Hubject also says it supports 5,000,000 Plug & Charge-ready EVs and uses ISO 15118-2 and ISO 15118-20 standards. - Hubject says it is the first EV-related company to offer financial services for EV companies based on its own payment license. - A LinkedIn link for Hubject is included here: Hubject on LinkedIn

Between the lines: - The first phase focuses on data connectivity before deeper transactional interoperability. - That sequencing suggests both companies are prioritizing network visibility and technical alignment before broader charging access features. - S2G Energy is positioning EV Sync as a driver-first platform rather than only a charging infrastructure tool. - The collaboration also gives Hubject a stronger foothold in Mexico’s EV charging market.

What's next: - The companies plan to expand from POI data into eRoaming and reciprocal network access. - S2G Energy expects to grow its role within the intercharge ecosystem as the partnership develops. - Plug & Charge could become part of the collaboration at a later stage. - S2G Energy says it will keep expanding connectivity and interoperability to support EV charging scale in Mexico.

The bottom line: - The deal is an early interoperability step that could make Mexican EV charging more connected, visible and easier to use.