Commercial and Fleet EV Charging
From staff car parks to depots and customer destinations, we design and install commercial EV charging that scales, with smart load management so your site supply copes.
Charge Fleets, Staff and Customers
The right charging setup depends on who charges, when and for how long. A depot that parks vehicles overnight needs a different design from a shopping centre or a workplace car park.
The common mistake is buying chargers before checking the site supply. Total charger power can exceed what the building can deliver, which is why load management comes first.
Destination, Workplace and Depot Charging
| Setting | Typical approach |
|---|---|
| Workplace | AC chargers, smart scheduling, staff access control |
| Depot or fleet | Multiple AC chargers with load balancing for overnight charging |
| Destination or retail | Mix of AC and DC fast chargers, payment and access management |
Charge From Your Own Solar
Fleet and workplace vehicles often sit parked while the sun is out. Charging from your own commercial solar turns that daytime generation into low-cost fuel. A battery covers evening and overnight demand.
Smart load control keeps peak demand low, so charging does not trigger higher demand charges. See energy management for how we set that up. Cooling is usually the largest load on a site, so check it alongside your chargers: see commercial air conditioning.
Incentives and Payback
Federal and state incentives for EV charging change often, and some fleet programs have limited funding. We check what applies when we assess your site. The Electric Vehicle Council publishes independent information on the market, and our rebates and incentives guide covers energy incentives.
Payback depends on your usage, tariff and whether you charge customers. We do not guarantee returns.
Important Information
* Incentives, savings and payback are indicative, depend on your site, tariff, products, scheme rules and the installer's accreditation, and are not guaranteed. Your written proposal prevails. See clauses 24.1, 24.3, 24.6 and 24.7 of the Terms and Conditions.