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COMPANY
Driven to make things better
We're starting with EV charging
We're an ecletic bunch at Go Eve, but we're all driven by the desire to come to work to make things better. For the customer, for the world, and for ourselves.
Imagine a world where every parking space has EV charging
Our mission is to accelerate the move to EVs
To achieve this, we're seeking to make it possible to electrify every parking bay. We'll start by making rapid DC charging possible for all parking spaces at virtually the same cost as slow AC charging infrastructure.
We do this with DockChain.
A history of innovation
Revolutionizing EV charging with breakthrough technology
DockChain is a patented technology, originally invented by the team at University College Dublin and Imperial College London. Both Universities have a stake in Go Eve and continue to support us with research, as well as office space for our teams in Dublin & London.
A few of our milestones
A long time ago...
There was a team of engineers at the University College Dublin (UCD) who, while researching EVs, found the limitations of existing approaches to charging. DockChain was their workaround.
November 2022
Following a grant from the UK's Department for Transport, the world's first high powered, DC charging daisy chain is demonstrated at Imperial College London.
November 2023 - April 2024
First customer sites in the UK and Ireland go live. Car rental, office parks and operational van fleets go live with the initial production batch of DockChain units connected to 180 kW chargers.
Sometime around 2020
DockChain is demonstrated in AC charging at UCD. The team leave for new adventures at Imperial College London. UCD start to seek commercial partners for the innovation. ​​​​
April 2023
£3m Seed Funding is secured from investors to fund the development of production ready DockChain, certification, and customer pilots.
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November 2024
A new DockChain design is shown over the summer and CE certification follows. Learnings from the intial customer sites are incorporated into the product ahead of 2025 sales.
February 2021
Go Eve, a firm formed to speed the world's transition to EVs, are introduced to UCD and the team. Seeing commercial opportunity,despite the techical challenges, an exclusive license is agreed.
October 2023
Patent granted. The patent office agrees that daisy chaining from an EV is unique to DockChain. Both software and hardware form part of this, along with new ideas since.
January 2025
Attention turns to new markets with partnerships now signed in the US and Israel for the installation and service of DockChain there.
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Our values
The guiding principles driving us
At Go Eve, our values are the foundation of everything we do. They guide our decisions, shape our culture, and inspire us to deliver excellence every day.​​
Innovation
We embrace creativity and strive to stay ahead with cutting-edge solutions.
Simplicity
Plain speaking, keep it simple, do the basics brilliantly, communicate.
Sustainability
We are committed to creating a positive impact on the environment and society.
Customer Focus
We prioritize our customers’ needs and work to exceed their expectations.
Our People
The Go Eve Team:
At Go Eve, our team is dedicated to revolutionizing EV charging with DockChain, a groundbreaking solution that simplifies and scales electric vehicle infrastructure. With a shared passion for engineering excellence and sustainable innovation, we’re transforming how the world powers mobility. Get to know the minds behind the tech driving cleaner, greener transportation.
Hugh Sheehy
Co-Founder & CEO
Hugh's the geek among us. A sailor and kitesurfer and former oilman who saw the light.
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Robert Shorten
Head of R & D
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Bob's the inventor behind DockChain has the best title we've come across, Professor of Cyberphysical systems at Imperial College London. He leads our team in research and development.
Ammar Malik
Research Engineer
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Ammar is our electrical research expert working full-time in the lab on DockChain. He's making it real.
Andrew Cullen
Research engineer​
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Andrew is one of the gurus in the electrical/electronic team. An IBM Fellow at Imperial he now works at IOTA and part-time for Go Eve.
John Goodbody
Co-Founder & Marketing Director
John's the car and customer guy. From Honda to Avis to Go Eve.
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Jorge Pena
Head of Software
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Jorge brings order to our software development and services. Experienced in start-ups and scaling software infrastructure.
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Pietro Ferraro
Research Engineer
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Pietro makes being a Doctor of Engineering seem easy. He ponders and then says "Yay" or "Nay" - and we obey. One of the original inventors of DockChain.
Tom Gell
Project Manager
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Tom is our Project Manager. He keeps us organized, focused, and on the same page.
Terry Jordan
Director of Operations & Head of North America
Terry is an expert in fleets and operations. She is a senior leader in the team and heads up the DockChain business plans for North America.
Zak Lee
Head of Product & Electrical Engineering
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Zak is the closest thing to an EV-charger 'old-timer' having worked on the design and engineering of several products on the market.
Natalia Goehring
Operations Manager
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Natalia is looking after Operations and Project Management for us. She understands all the ins and outs of hitting a plan.
Steven Pardoe
Project Manager
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Steve has joined as part of the projects team. He also works on procurement site surveys and installations.
Our Partners
Collaborating to drive sustainable innovation.
Openreach were not only one of our initial customers, but we're working together to support other fleets with DockChain installation & service.
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SAP’s cutting-edge enterprise software empowers us to streamline operations and enhance the EV charging experience. Together, we’re driving innovation in sustainable mobility solutions.
University College Dublin played a key role in developing the DockChain solution, bringing cutting-edge research and visionary thinking to the table. Together, we’ve developed a technology that’s driving the transition to a cleaner, greener future.
As co-creators of DockChain, Imperial College London has been instrumental in shaping its innovation. Their expertise in energy systems and engineering has laid the foundation for a product that’s transforming sustainable mobility.