EV Charging Solutions by Audience
Organised by who you are rather than by where chargers get installed. If you build chargers, operate a network, advise clients or own the site, the questions you arrive with are different, and so are the answers.
None of it requires buying hardware from us. Engineering, integration, testing and advisory work are delivered against whatever you already run.
Tell us what you are working onYou build or operate charging
Organisations whose core business is charging infrastructure or the vehicles that use it.
EVSE Technology Partner for Charger OEMs
For companies building EV chargers: hardware and firmware development, a maintained OCPP controller, certification support and manufacturing that can move to you.
For CPOsTechnology Partner for Charge Point Operators
For operators running charging networks: platform options, multi-CMS routing, mixed-fleet operations, network audits and the diagnostics that reduce site visits.
For Vehicle OEMsCharging Hardware and Software Programmes for Automotive OEMs
Branded home and destination charging for vehicle makers: hardware that carries your identity, a platform that connects to your app, and interoperability tested against your vehicles.
For UtilitiesEV Charging Technology for Utilities and Energy Companies
For energy companies entering charging: white-label platforms, managed charging that protects the network, and hardware that can carry your brand and your tariffs.
You deliver charging for clients
Firms whose clients need charging and who need engineering depth behind their own delivery.
You own the site
Property and site owners deciding what charging to install and how it will be run.
Common questions
How is this different from the application pages?
These are organised by who you are. The vertical pages elsewhere on the site are organised by where chargers get installed. If you want to know what we do for your kind of organisation, start here.
Do we have to buy hardware from RIOD?
No. Engineering, integration, testing and advisory work are delivered against whatever hardware and platform you already run, including equipment we did not build.
Where should we start if we do not fit these?
The services section is organised by problem rather than by audience, and the manufacturing and OEM sections by what you want built and by whom.