EV Charging

Charging designed around your business.

The move towards electric vehicles is changing the way businesses use energy.

Whether you are electrifying a company fleet, providing workplace charging or installing charging for customers, getting the right solution in place requires more than simply installing charge points.

The charging infrastructure needs to work for your vehicles, your sites, your electricity supply and your future requirements.

BSUK can assess what your business needs and help develop an EV charging solution that makes commercial sense.

What does your business actually need?

The right charging solution starts with understanding how your vehicles and sites operate.

We can assess:

Number and type of electric vehicles
Vehicle usage and daily mileage
When vehicles return and are available for charging
Number and location of charging points
Existing electrical infrastructure and available capacity
Current and future electricity demand
Workplace, customer or visitor charging requirements
Future fleet growth
Project costs and commercial considerations

This helps establish what charging infrastructure you actually need, rather than simply installing equipment and working out afterwards whether it is suitable.

Built around how you operate

Not every vehicle needs to charge at the same time, and not every site has the same electrical capacity.

Understanding when vehicles are available, how much charging they require and how your electricity is currently used can help determine the right number and type of charge points.

It can also help avoid over-specifying the infrastructure today while allowing your charging solution to develop as your requirements change.

The aim is to provide the right charging capacity for your business – now and as it grows.

EV charging is an energy decision too

EV charging can significantly increase electricity demand, so it makes sense to consider it alongside your wider energy position.

Existing or planned solar generation could potentially supply some of the electricity required for charging, while battery storage may provide additional flexibility where charging creates significant demand.

The right combination will depend on your electricity use, site infrastructure, operating patterns and future requirements.

BSUK can assess these elements together so you can understand how they could work as part of one energy strategy.

EV charging can help businesses reduce reliance on fossil fuels, support electric vehicles and prepare for the future.

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Plan for where your business is going

Your EV requirements may change significantly over time.

Your fleet may grow, more employees may move to electric vehicles, or customers and tenants may increasingly expect charging facilities.

Other parts of your business may also become electrified, increasing overall electricity demand.

Planning for these changes now can help ensure your charging infrastructure remains suitable as your requirements develop.

What happens next?

BSUK can assess your vehicles, charging requirements, electricity use and available infrastructure to establish what your business actually needs.

Where an opportunity is identified, we can coordinate the next steps through specialist delivery partners.

The starting point is always your business, your energy use and what you are trying to achieve.

Find out what your business needs for EV charging.

Talk to BSUK about EV Charging.

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