The Mobility House names Peter Dworak CEO of its energy arm and reorganises around V2G

The Mobility House Energy, the Munich trading subsidiary of The Mobility House, announced on November 5 that Peter Dworak takes the newly created role of CEO. Co-founder Marcus Fendt, managing director and chief sales officer of the energy arm, leaves after 16 years and stays until the end of March for the handover. Dworak is a physicist with more than 30 years in European energy markets, including the Swiss utilities Atel and Alpiq, and has worked with the company since mid-2026 on its entry into Poland and Romania.

The change comes with a split in roles. The Mobility House will act as an aggregator, bundling flexibility from electric cars and buildings through vehicle-to-grid (V2G) and vehicle-to-home (V2H). The Mobility House Energy trades that flexibility, together with a portfolio of more than 1 GW of stationary batteries, on European wholesale and balancing markets, with Central and Eastern Europe next.

An aggregator can only sell a car's flexibility if somebody can steer the charger it is plugged into. Plugchoice runs smart charging in the platform and reaches the charger over standard OCPP, so a mixed fleet is steered as one. Earlier this year The Mobility House's ChargePilot business moved to Edenred; for energy partners, see Plugchoice for EMS and VPP.

Sources: pv magazine, "Marcus Fendt übergibt an Peter Dworak als neuen CEO von The Mobility House Energy", November 5, 2026; ess News, "Battery trader The Mobility House restructures around V2G and Eastern European storage markets", November 10, 2026.