A better workday starts with a place to charge.
EV Charging for Workplaces
Good for your people. Smart for your business.
Make your parking area a more useful part of the workday.
Make the commute easier
Let employees plug in when they arrive and charge during the workday, reducing the need for a separate charging stop.
Offer a benefit people can use
Add a practical amenity for current and prospective EV drivers and show employees that their everyday needs matter.
Support sustainability efforts
Make electric commuting more practical and give employees another way to participate in your sustainability initiatives.
Prepare for changing needs
Plan a charging program around today's demand, with future equipment and infrastructure needs in mind.
A perk that fits
into the workday.
Charging should
be easy to understand and easy to use. A thoughtful workplace program gives
employees clear guidance on who can charge, when to plug in, and how to share
available spaces.
Planning and Setup
From an idea to a workplace charging plan.
Understand your workplace
Start with employee interest, typical parking time, work schedules, and the number of vehicles you expect to serve.
Review the site
Work with your property team and a licensed electrical contractor to evaluate power availability, parking layout, accessibility, and installation needs.
Choose equipment and operating rules
Select chargers, mounting options, and accessories. Decide who can use the stations and whether charging will be free or paid.
Install, introduce, and review
Have a licensed electrical contractor complete the installation. Share instructions with employees, assign a program contact, and review demand over time.
EV Charging Solutions tailored to your workplace needs.
Level 2 charging
Expert guidance.
More ways to build your solution.
Your workplace charging needs are unique. EV Charge Solutions brings together EV charging equipment, mounting solutions, and accessories, with product guidance to help you compare options for your project.
Product Selection
Focused Expertise
Project Goals & Budget
Frequently asked questions
Fleet charging questions, answered.
Start with employee demand, parking duration, and available power. The right number of charging ports depends on your site and how the spaces will be shared.
Both are possible with the appropriate setup. Discuss payment and access requirements early so equipment and software choices support your policy.
Equipment, electrical work, distance from the power supply, networking, and ongoing service needs all affect the budget. Share your site details to begin evaluating options.