Harness the opportunities of transport electrification while reducing electricity distribution costs
Transport electrification is expected increase load by 10%+ by 2040 - an enormous revenue opportunity. Yet it comes with challenges - large connections in new locations may require costly grid upgrades.
Our AI-powered solutions help you confidently forecast EV charging demand and harness the flexibility of this new load to reduce costs by making better use of existing grid capacity.
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How we can help you
Better planning
- Forecast EV charging demand at a substation, feeder and transformer level.
- Identify grid constraints and plan upgrades.
- Justify capital costs for grid upgrades with robust analytics.
More effective utilization of existing grid capacity
- Incentivise EV charging loads where grid capacity exists.
- Identify flexibility to influence timing of loads through time of use rates, managed charging and incentives.
- Reduce peak loads and support renewables intermittency by harnessing EV batteries for vehicle-to-grid and vehicle-to-building programs.
Improve connections process
- Reduce the number and complexity of connection requests by helping customers choose locations for large loads taking into account grid constraints.
- Offer an efficient digital process for connections and site planning across the utility, network provider, property owners and planning authority.
Become a trusted advisor for your customers
- Understand your customers' EV charging needs through data-driven insights, whether for public charging, private or fleet.
- Provide your customers with advice to make good decisions on what charging to deploy, where and when.
- Provide helpful information to encourage charging where it makes sense for the grid.
- Increase uptake in time-of-use rates, managed charging, fleet electrification and other programs.
Optimize your own EV charging network
- Identify where charging is most needed.
- Select optimal locations for charging to increase site performance and fill gaps in underserved areas.
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