Homes and workplaces
Start with the vehicles, parking layout and time available to charge.
EV Charging Infrastructure
Plan charging for your vehicles, electrical capacity and site demand.
Your project, in context
Start with your use case.
Explore practical applications, then see how we assess and develop your project.
Fleet depots
Map return times, next-shift needs and the site's available electrical supply.
Shared charging sites
Define intended users, vehicle compatibility and how the site will be operated.
Engineering Scope
- Site surveys, demand assessment and charger sizing
- AC and DC charging options matched to vehicles and dwell time
- Equipment selection within available electrical capacity
- Solar integration and charging carport planning
- Battery storage options for site demand management
- Phased installation and future expansion planning
Design Priorities
- Charging availability matched to daily operations
- Use of onsite solar where the load profile supports it
- Managed demand within site supply limits
- Clear installation and connection requirements
- Expansion planned around growing charging demand
Project Fit
- Residential and commercial charging locations
- Fleet depots and logistics operations
- Public and municipal charging networks
- Events, rural communities, and temporary installations
- Projects combining charging, solar and storage
How It Works
Site Survey & Load Planning
Map the available supply, parking layout, vehicle types and dwell times. Use this brief to establish demand and connection constraints.
Hardware Selection & Design
Compare charger ratings, connectors, cabling and management options against the vehicles and electrical capacity at the site.
Installation & Commissioning
Define electrical works, protection, metering and required approvals, with installation responsibilities agreed before work begins.
Network Setup & Handover
Plan vehicle compatibility checks, charging sessions and any remote-management functions, alongside the operator's handover requirements.
Plan charging around your day.
Tell us where the vehicles park, how long they stay and how far they travel. Add any details you have about the site's electrical supply.
Discuss Your ProjectOne connected approach
Connect the next part.
Vehicle, energy and control decisions often depend on each other. Explore the related solutions.
