Projects
Sites we have built and still look after
Depots, car parks, hotels and corridors. Each one started with the same question: how long do the cars stay?
Selected work
Six sites
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Sample site Regional distribution centre Overnight AC for the vans, two DC bays for the lorries that turn round inside the hour. 48Bays 1.2 MWPeak load 9 weeksOn site
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Sample site Motorway service area Twelve high-power bays behind a new grid connection, open around the clock. 12Bays 350 kWPer bay 24/7Open
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Sample site Hotel and conference centre Slow charging where guests stay overnight, one fast charger by the entrance. 60Bays 22 kWAC 1DC bay
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Sample site Retail park Thirty bays across three car parks, sharing one supply. 30Bays 3Car parks 1Supply
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Sample site Council depot A fleet of refuse vehicles charging overnight on managed load. 24Bays 0 kWAdded to peak
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Sample site Business park Employee charging on a shared supply, with a fast charger for visitors. 80Bays 7 kWPer bay 2DC bays
Across every site
What they have in common
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13weeks
Typical programme
From the first visit to live bays.
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99.5%
Uptime target
Measured monthly.
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24/7
Monitoring
Faults are seen before they are reported.
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1
Point of contact
Named on the contract.
What clients say
They told us what the supply could carry before they sold us a single charger. That is why the site still works.
One point of contact from the survey to the handover. We never had to chase anyone.
The bays were live a week before the date we were given.
Have a site in mind?
Send us the address and how the cars use it. We will come back with what we would measure first.