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We look at both the commercial and operational feasibility of sites across the UK, ensuring your organisation’s transition to EV usage is as smooth and efficient as possible, potentially helping you make savings along the way.
Including cost and ROI predictions, using data and your own insights, we explore:
We evaluate vehicle types, duty cycles, and routes to determine optimal candidate sites for electrification. This includes assessing daily mileage, payloads, and dwell times to align charging infrastructure with operational patterns.
We analyse existing electrical capacity at potential sites to identify necessary upgrades or modifications. This step ensures that the chosen locations can support the required charging equipment without compromising facility operations.
We will investigate local zoning laws, building codes, and permitting requirements to ensure that the installation of charging infrastructure complies with all relevant regulations.
We’ll engage with local DNO (Distribution Network Operators) to understand grid capacity, demand charges, and potential incentives. This collaboration is crucial for planning infrastructure that aligns with grid availability and takes advantage of any local programmes.
Our experts will consider different site layout options, assessing physical site characteristics, including space availability, accessibility and movements of vehicles, and proximity to fleet operations / buildings. This ensures that charging stations are conveniently located and do not disrupt existing workflows.
Our team design infrastructure and grid connections with future expansion in mind, allowing for increased charging capacity as fleet electrification progresses. This includes considering modular charging solutions and anticipating future technological advancements.
By analysing fleet operations, electrical capacity, and site logistics, companies can identify locations that minimise installation costs and operational disruptions while maximising efficiency.
Factors include vehicle dwell times, vehicle movements, proximity to power sources, space availability, regulatory requirements, and potential for future expansion.
Engaging early with local authorities and utility providers helps navigate zoning laws, building codes, and permitting processes, ensuring that installations meet all legal requirements.
Planning for scalability involves designing infrastructure that can accommodate additional charging stations, higher power levels, and integration with emerging technologies, ensuring long-term viability. Our HyperCharger solution is a great example of a product that helps future-proofs charging infrastructure.
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