Caverion
Operates and maintains intelligent, energy-efficient infrastructure solutions across Europe.
Visit organisationConnected expertise
The partners behind a working road system.
Electric-road projects bring together infrastructure, energy, vehicles, research and public coordination. Meet the organisations and specialist roles represented in this wider ecosystem.
A shared system Roads, vehicles and electricity work only when technical and operational responsibilities connect.
Partner directory
Expertise across the journey
The original partner group spans engineering, construction, transport operations, energy, research, communication and public infrastructure. Descriptions below reflect those stated roles.
Davitor
An engineering company bringing a broad range of technical competencies to the partnership.
Visit organisationEitech
An infrastructure and construction specialist within a larger international engineering group.
Visit organisationFlygbussarna
A bus operator connected with passenger transport and operation of the project bus.
Visit organisationGotlands Energi
The local energy supplier, connecting the transport concept with electrical infrastructure.
Visit organisationGotland Ring
A sustainable race and test circuit contributing an automotive testing environment and traffic-electrification perspective.
Visit organisationGotlands Bilfrakt
A local transport company connected with the operation of the project truck.
Visit organisationMatters Group
Sustainability consultants supporting communication and public-relations work.
Visit organisationMotab
A supplier of new and rebuilt trucks and trailers, contributing commercial-vehicle knowledge.
Visit organisationNCC
Builds infrastructure for travel, transport, energy and water throughout the Nordic region.
Visit organisationOSAB Gotland
A local road constructor bringing practical knowledge of road installation and maintenance.
Visit organisationRegion Gotland
The Gotland municipality, representing public coordination and the local road environment.
Visit organisationRISE
A research institute contributing innovation expertise and knowledge about electric roads.
Visit organisationScience Park Gotland
A non-profit organisation supporting local start-ups and regional innovation.
Swedavia
Operates and develops Sweden’s national basic airport infrastructure, including Visby Airport.
Visit organisationWorld Ecological Forum
An expert network focused on sustainability issues and the wider environmental context.
Visit organisationWhy partnership matters
One route, four connected fields
No single discipline represents the whole electric-road system. Each field shapes whether an installation can be built, supplied, used and maintained.
Road delivery
Construction, civil engineering and maintenance connect embedded equipment with the working carriageway.
Energy control
Supply, power electronics and monitoring determine how road segments receive and transfer energy.
Vehicle operation
Bus and freight operators connect technical capability with routes, schedules and real energy demand.
Shared environment
Research, public bodies and communication specialists provide evaluation, context and coordination.
How roles connect
From route question to road operation
A useful partnership structure follows the entire system rather than concentrating only on the charging component.
Define the route
Operators and public stakeholders identify traffic patterns, vehicle duties and the road environment.
Design the system
Engineering, energy and research expertise align the road, receiver and controlled power supply.
Build and integrate
Construction specialists coordinate civil works, installation and restoration of the road surface.
Operate and learn
Vehicle use, monitoring and maintenance provide evidence for evaluation and future decisions.
About this directory
A guide to responsibilities, not an endorsement list
Smartroad Gotland presents the partner information as editorial context for understanding electric-road projects. The directory shows how different organisations can contribute to a shared transport and energy system.
Organisation descriptions are concise summaries of roles stated in the source material. Readers should consult each linked organisation for its own current services and information.
- Clear separation between road, energy, vehicle and coordination roles
- Direct organisation links retained from the original partner directory
- No claim that one organisation alone represents the complete system
Partner questions
Understanding the collaboration
Practical context for reading this directory and considering the mix of expertise behind electric-road work.
Why are so many types of organisation involved?
An electric road combines civil works, electrical infrastructure, vehicle equipment, transport operations and public-road requirements. Different specialists are needed to address each part responsibly.
Does every partner supply charging technology?
No. Roles include construction, energy supply, bus and truck operation, research, public coordination, testing, communication and business support.
Why are transport operators important?
Operators provide knowledge about routes, schedules, vehicle utilisation and daily energy demand. Those details help determine whether dynamic charging fits a particular duty cycle.
What do road constructors contribute?
They connect the embedded system with excavation, pavement structure, drainage, reinstatement, traffic access and future maintenance of the carriageway.
What is the role of research?
Research expertise helps frame test questions, measurement and evaluation so technical observations can be interpreted in context.
Are organisation links maintained by Smartroad Gotland?
The links lead to external websites identified in the original directory. Their content and availability are controlled by the respective organisations.
Continue exploring
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