VeeShare — the project behind Veevex and owned by Gurcan Serbest — won 3rd place at the EV Charge Show 2024 E-Mobility Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition.
The recognition marks an important validation point for the project's core idea: turning underused private AC chargers into accessible local charging points for nearby EV drivers.
For Veevex, the award is more than a milestone. It confirms that charging access is not only a hardware deployment problem. A large part of the opportunity lies in making existing private charging infrastructure easier to share, manage and trust.
The Veevex approach
- Enabling charger owners to define access, pricing and availability rules.
- Helping EV drivers discover and use nearby charging points.
- Building the technical layer needed for secure access, session tracking and pilot-ready operations.
What carried forward into Veevex
The recognition helped confirm that the strongest opportunity was not to manufacture chargers or operate another generic public network. The opportunity was to make private AC chargers easier to share with clear rules, accountable sessions and trusted owner control.
That direction now shows up in Veevex's pilot work. Charger owners need visibility into who can charge, when a charger is available, how a booking is handled, what a session costs and what record supports future payout handling. EV drivers need the other side of the same flow: nearby discovery, access approval and an active session they can follow.
Project continuity
The award is referenced because VeeShare is the project that led into Veevex's current R&D and pilot preparation work for private AC charger sharing.
The EV Charge Show recognition strengthened the project's direction and helped shape Veevex's current focus on private AC charger sharing, owner controls and real-world pilot preparation.
Veevex continues to develop the network as a practical infrastructure layer for local charging access — starting with AC chargers, controlled sharing and carefully validated pilot deployments.