The nature and location of the business

Easee develops and provides technology for smarter electric vehicle charging and energy management. The Group consists of a parent company and seven wholly owned subsidiaries:

Parent company:
Easee AS, Norway

Subsidiaries:

  • Easee UK Ltd
  • Easee Deutschland GmbH
  • Easee Netherlands BV
  • Easee France SAS
  • Easee IP AS
  • Easee Production & Sales Nordics AS
  • Easee Energy Services AS

The Easee Group headquarters is in Stavanger, with additional areas of expertise located in Oslo and Tønsberg. The company has established a logistics infrastructure in Norway, Germany, and the UK. The electronic products are made in Norway by EMS partners, while accessories are sourced from suppliers in Norway, Europe, or Asia.

Our guidelines and framework for responsible business conduct

Easee has established guidelines and a framework for responsible business conduct. These include:

  • Easee Policy for Environmental, Social, and Governance commitment.
  • Regulatory Compliance.
  • Easee – Code of Conduct for Suppliers.
  • Arena PLM for management and traceability of the components.
  • Non-compliance/non-conformance management.
  • Statement Due Diligence/Transparency Reporting.
  • Whistleblower – Easee Speak Up Line.

Identify and Assess Adverse Impacts

Easee maps out both actual and potential adverse impacts through audits, supplier self-assessments, Transparency Act surveys, and risk assessments.

Based on the audits conducted in 2025, Easee has not identified any actual adverse impacts related to labour rights among the audited suppliers. No specific potential adverse impacts requiring immediate corrective action were identified through these audits. However, Easee recognises that risks may still exist elsewhere in the supply chain, particularly in relation to complex electronics components and suppliers beyond Tier 1.

The risk assessment classifies the supplier based on:

  • Complexity on its supply chain.
  • Country.
  • Affected by Norwegian Transparency Act.
  • Annual spend on the supplier.

Cease, Prevent or Mitigate Adverse Impacts

Throughout the year, Easee has implemented several measures to prevent and mitigate potential adverse impacts in our supply chain.

Conducted measures include:

  • Responsible business conduct requirements in supplier contracts.
  • Code of conduct for suppliers.
  • Supplier approval process.
  • Supplier Self-assessment.
  • Supplier audits.

To date, Easee has not identified any instances in our operations or supply chain requiring remediation.

For additional questions regarding due diligence work related to the Norwegian Transparency Act or this report, please contact Trond Fugleberg, Quality Manager, Sourcing Department at trond@easee.com.

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