EV Charging Applications

Where charging physically goes. Apartments, hotels, malls, parking, dealerships and forecourts each fail in their own way, and the constraint is rarely the charger.

For Hospitality

EV Charging for Hotels and Resorts

For hospitality operators: whether charging is an amenity or a revenue line, what guests actually expect, and the operational gap that generates complaints.

For Retail

EV Charging for Malls and Retail

For retail property: whether charging drives footfall or revenue, how visit length decides the technology, and why mixed dwell patterns need a mix of chargers.

For Parking

EV Charging for Parking Operators

For parking operators: charging across a portfolio of sites, standardising before scaling, and the connectivity problem that underground car parks create.

For Dealerships

EV Charging for Auto Dealerships

Dealerships need charging for four different purposes at once: stock, handover, service and customers. Each has a different requirement and they conflict.

For Forecourts

EV Charging for Petrol Pumps and Forecourts

Charging changes forecourt economics: bays occupied far longer, substantial supply demand, and a customer who now waits on site rather than leaving.