Electric Vehicle Charging
We plan, fund, and deploy right-sized EV charging for workplaces, fleets, and public access—optimized for load, tariffs, and uptime.
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About Electric Vehicle Charging
ENERgration designs EV charging programs that fit your operations and your electrical capacity. We handle feasibility, utility coordination, incentives, and turnkey build-outs—then monitor performance to manage demand charges and keep stations available.
Use cases: workplace + visitor charging · fleet depots · mixed-use/retail · campuses · parking operators
What We Do
Site Feasibility & Capacity Study – Load analysis, panel/transformer headroom, conduit routes, ADA/parking layout.
Utility & Incentives – Service upgrades, make-ready programs, rebates, grants, tariff selection.
Charger Selection – Level 2 and DC fast charging (DCFC), OCPP-compliant hardware, smart load sharing.
Software & Payments – Network, pricing rules, access control (RFID/app), reporting, fault alerts.
Construction & Commissioning – Civil/electrical works, signage/striping, testing, driver experience checks.
Operations & Optimization – Demand management, TOU scheduling, uptime SLAs, utilization analytics.
How It Works
Assessment & Load Model – Baseline building load + EV scenarios; identify make-ready scope.
Business Case – CapEx/OpEx model, incentives stacked, revenue & payback forecast.
Design & Permitting – One-line diagrams, layout, utility review, permits.
Build & Commission – Turnkey install, network setup, payment + access policies.
Monitor & Optimize – Live KPIs, demand control, pricing tweaks, uptime and driver support.
Hardware Options
Level 2 (7–19 kW): cost-effective workplace/retail dwell times; smart load sharing.
DCFC (60–350 kW): fast turn for fleets/corridors; managed to avoid demand spikes.
Accessories: pedestals, cable management, bollards, signage, CTs/submetering.
Load & Cost Management
Dynamic load balancing across ports
TOU and demand-responsive charging schedules
Peak-shaving rules and charger power caps
Tariff optimization and bill-grade reporting
- faq
Not always. Smart load sharing and scheduling can defer upgrades; we’ll model both paths.
Yes—OCPP networks support RFID/whitelist, time-based and tiered pricing, and idle fees.
We cap charger power during peaks, align with TOU windows, and coordinate with your building load.
We support OCPP networks and common fleet/telematics integrations.