C→0: ’26–’27 Is Underway

GNerdiX Opens Preparation of the European Sustainable Connectivity Directory ’26–’27

Europe’s sustainable road connectivity will not be delivered by one company, one technology, or one infrastructure project.

It requires a connected supply chain combining high-power charging, energy storage, renewable energy, grid infrastructure, software, components, engineering, design, construction, project delivery, and many other capabilities.

Through the program CorridorToZero.EU: European Resilience Routes, GNerdiX OÜ is preparing the C→O: European Sustainable Connectivity Directory ’26–’27: a specialised B2B publication bringing together companies, technologies, and services capable of supporting resilient zero-emission transport infrastructure across Europe.

From a Fragmented Landscape to a Bold European Ecosystem

The companies providing everything necessary to build zero-emission road connectivity already exist. However, they are frequently presented within separate industries, national markets, technology segments, and professional networks.

Charging companies communicate within charging markets. Energy-storage companies operate within energy markets. Engineering, software, grid, renewable-energy, component, vehicle, and project-delivery businesses are often visible within their own sectors but remain disconnected from the broader corridor-development context.

We take responsibility for making this practical change.

The directory is being developed to make these capabilities visible together, creating an interconnected and supportive environment for a major leap towards a European long-haul sustainable road transport ecosystem operating at its natural scale.

Its mission is to support the establishment of a trusted supply chain for procurement within European sustainable road connectivity and to help buyers, infrastructure developers, operators, investors, public-sector stakeholders, and project partners identify relevant companies in the contexts in which their technologies and services can be applied.

Companies Invited by the 25 of August 2026 to Join the Directory

The C→O: European Sustainable Connectivity Directory ’26–’27 is open to companies operating across ten principal categories:

  • high-power charging;
  • vehicles;
  • battery energy-storage systems;
  • software;
  • components;
  • parts;
  • engineering and design;
  • EPC and project delivery;
  • renewable energy;
  • grid and power infrastructure.

Companies working in adjacent or emerging categories may also submit their information for editorial review.

The directory is not intended to become another generic company catalogue. It is designed as a focused visibility and market-positioning layer for organisations whose capabilities can contribute to resilient, scalable, and commercially viable zero-emission corridor systems.

Supporting the CorridorToZero.EU Mission

CorridorToZero.EU is a cross-European initiative focused on zero-emission freight connectivity and the coordinated development of the infrastructure, fleets, energy systems, finance, digital solutions, and policy conditions needed to make that connectivity possible.

The directory represents one of the practical extensions of this work.

Before infrastructure can be procured, financed, installed, integrated, and operated, the organisations capable of delivering it must be identifiable. Their capabilities must be understood not only as isolated products, but as interoperable parts of an interconnected transport, energy, infrastructure, and digital system.

By bringing these organisations together in a common professional publication, the directory supports earlier discovery, stronger partnerships, better-informed procurement, and the formation of project-delivery ecosystems across European markets.

Publication Schedule

Company submissions for the European Sustainable Connectivity Directory ’26–’27 are open until 25 August 2026.

The directory is scheduled for publication on 1 September 2026. Approved companies will be included in the 2026–2027 edition according to their selected profile level.

GNerdiX OÜ is the publisher of the directory. The publication is developed within GNerdiX’s Sustainability Tech Publishing activity, which converts research, field experience, venture-building, and cross-sectoral work into practical materials supporting real projects, investments, and institutional decisions.

Companies developing technologies, services, infrastructure, and delivery capacity for zero-emission road connectivity are invited to submit their information for review.

Make Your Company Visible When European Connectivity Decisions Are Formed

Explore the European Sustainable Connectivity Directory ’26–’27 and submit your company.