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Dhemax showcases electromobility solutions for cleaner fleet management in London

Dhemax showcases electromobility solutions for cleaner fleet management in London

Published on 10 Jun 2025 • 2 min read

Tried and proven methods within Portugal, Spain, Germany, South America and Europe, and their plans to power energy efficient solutions to the UK

Dhemax, a technology company developing solutions for energy-efficient transportation powered by clean energy, will be showcasing its electromobility solutions for optimising fleet operations. UK fleets face high costs, complex charging logistics, and slow ROI when transitioning to EVs.

Dhemax simplifies this with end-to-end electrification solutions, from hardware to smart energy management. Under the current regulatory push with the 2035 ICE ban and ZEV Mandate rising yearly, fleets are being forced to transition as corporate Co2 targets tighten.

Already operating in Portugal, Spain, Germany, Colombia, Chile, Panamá, Uruguay, Mexico, Dhemax’s electromobility solution is already powering energy efficient solutions in South America and Europe. Dhemax now plans to bring scalable, cost-effective EV infrastructure to ground transportation, logistics, freight delivery and utilities companies, as well as governmental administration agencies, to the UK.

"The UK's move toward electric fleets presents both an opportunity and a challenge for operators;” comments Andrés Barentin, CEO and founder of Dhemax. “At Dhemax, we're committed to enabling sustainable passenger and freight transportation while ensuring zero downtime which reduces the fleet’s total cost of ownership.

Having managed one of the world's largest heavy-duty electric fleets (bus services) for the past decade, we've seen firsthand what works - and what doesn't - when transitioning to operational EVs. Our solutions combine reliable hardware with smart energy management, helping UK companies decarbonise their fleet operations without compromising reliability or efficiency.

" In recognition of Dhemax’s innovative approach, it is one of five tech companies in ProChile’s cohort that will be showcasing cutting-edge technology at London Tech Week 2025. ProChile, Chile’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs institution, aims to support Dhemax’s growth and presence in the European market. "Chilean companies have a long-standing track record and presence at London Tech Week. Our country and the United Kingdom maintain strong commercial and diplomatic relations and share a common interest in sustainable and innovative economic development.

In this context, the UK is a global technology hub, and Chilean companies in the industry have the capability and experience to showcase a wide range of world-class products and services;" said Nicolás Poblete Bravo, Director of ProChile UK.

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