Workplaces & fleets
Make charging part of the working day.
Plan charging around the people and vehicles that use your site. Staff parking, visitor access and fleet schedules each create a different set of requirements.
Application concept · Not a completed client projectUnderstand the setting
A plan that reflects
the way this place works.
A staff vehicle parked through the day and a fleet vehicle with a short turnaround do not need the same charging plan. Defining those use cases early helps guide equipment, bay layout and site capacity discussions.
Map the vehicles
Record arrival times, departure needs and typical energy requirements.
Share capacity carefully
Explore how the selected chargers and controls can operate within the available supply.
Plan the user experience
Decide how drivers access charging, who can see reports and how issues are handled.
Prepare your project
Bring the useful details.
You do not need every answer before getting started. Gather what is available and note what needs to be assessed.
Prepare a site brief- Number and type of vehicles, now and as the fleet grows
- Expected parking periods and departure requirements
- Bay layout, electrical supply and cable-routing constraints
- Private, staff, visitor or fleet access requirements
- Reporting, connectivity and support expectations
Make the next conversation easier
Read a practical planning guide.
Let’s make a start
Let’s plan your next energy project.
Tell us about your property, your current setup and what you want to achieve.