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Curious about how commercial EV charging works? Here are the key components of a commercial EV charging installation:
Each commercial charging installation will combine these components in a unique way, based on the specific requirements and goals of the project. Interested in custom EV charging at your organization? Schedule a site visit with our team to get started.
As more Americans embrace EVs, businesses are installing workplace EV chargers to incentivize employees who drive electric.
Offering EV charging at your workplace sets your business apart by helping keep your employees happy. It shows your commitment to strong sustainability values, which are increasingly important in today’s work culture. By making EV charging available as an employee benefit, you’re encouraging the adoption of cleaner transportation and furthering your organization’s sustainability goals.
Public charging stations are popping up all over the U.S.
As of February 2024, the U.S. has around 61,000 public charging stations and that number is growing quickly. For comparison, there are over 100,000 gas stations throughout the 50 states, but with EVs, most of the “fueling” is done at home or work for commuting. The growing public charging network will extend drivers’ battery range, or even enable long-distance travel.
By offering public EV charging, you can attract more customers to your business. Businesses that provide public charging get listed on free apps like PlugShare and Google Maps, where EV drivers can easily find and review charging stations. This brings new customers to your business while they top off their battery.
You can also take advantage of various incentives at the municipal, state, and federal levels to significantly reduce the costs of installing public charging stations. ReVision is here to help you navigate these incentives as you explore offering public charging.
Installing chargers for your company fleet is a huge opportunity.
Why switch to EVs?
These factors mean your vehicles spend more time on the road and less time in the shop. Switching to EVs means you can enjoy serious financial savings while also going greener.
Interested in learning more about fleet charging? Check out our recent blog post on EV charging service tips.