The EnergyBus organization will present the first serial products in Taiwan. An EnergyBus compatible charger and battery are introduced to the public at the EnergyBus workshop on March 13 in Hsinchu. On 12 March, the EnergyBus members meet to discuss the near future and new membership options.

„READY FOR THE FUTURE?!“ Kaché of Panasonic asked after presenting the first charger using the EnergyBus. This new standard for electric components of Light-Electric- Vehicles (LEVs) consists of a communication protocol and a connector set.

The EnergyBus organization held a seminar on the use of the EnergyBus protocol based on CAN Open in Taiwan. On 16th November about 70 people, most of them from R&D departments of their respective companies gathered at the Precision Machinery Research & development Center (PMC) in Taichung, Taiwan to learn about EnergyBus in Light-Electric-Vehicles.

On 24th October 2011, 15 participants came together to discuss their experiences with the pre-production EnergyBus charging connector. The nine EnergyBus members were joined by six guests who are using the plug in their products. The meeting aimed at pointing out problems and ideas on how to improve the connector before it goes into serial production.

The first pedelec built on the EnergyBus Standard (EBS) was introduced to the market. At the Intermot, the international two-wheeler tradeshow at Cologne, the organization presented the Impuls Pedelec with the engine of EnergyBus member Electragil. The pedelec is equipped with nothing but EnergyBus connectors and the matching communication protocol. It is the first product worldwide with standardized the electric components of light electric vehicles (LEVs).

At the international 2-wheeler show Intermot in Cologne, the first ever LEV World Cup took place on 10 October 2010. Eight participants in four categories of light electric vehicles (LEVs) battled on the racing track - at very different speeds. EnergyBus was among them.

The LEV Conference 2010 started two days ahead of the Intermot in Cologne and turned out to be a very cosmopolitan and important event. On both days of the conference the topics, ranging from marketing to regulations and technical solutions, engendered lively debate.

This years LEV season kicked off in Taiwan. In the wake of the Taipei Cycle Show, the members meeting of EnergyBus organization took place in Hsinchu, Taiwan on 15 March. A workshop on 16 March completed the meeting and was open for the public as well. At Taipei Cycle show EnergyBus introduced the new connectors and the public interest was high.

In the context of the electric scooter promotion program by the Taiwan government, the EnergyBus workshop focused on the requirements that electric scooters dictate for the standard.

The EnergyBus program in Taiwan included an introduction to the standard during LEV Conference and information sessions during Taipei Cycle Show. On March 23 and 24, 2009, a workshop is taking place in Hsinchu on the requirements that EnergyBus needs to meet for electric scooter applications.

On September 19, 2008 the EnergyBus organization invited all members and everyone interested to join an evening get-together. The participants agreed: The industry needs EnergyBus.