Going all EV: Optimised electrical infrastructure upgrades to an all-EV fleet

A major challenge faced by vehicle fleet owners planning their transition to an all EV fleet is providing adequate electrical infrastructure to ensure the fleet can be charged when and where required to ensure normal operations.

Electrical infrastructure upgrades required for Electrical Vehicle Supply Equipment (ESVE) is a major cost and constraint to a smooth transition to an EV fleet, and must be considered early in the transition planning.

Detailed modelling of the vehicle fleet, charging times and locations, vehicle milage/usage and appropriate load management systems, can minimise required electrical upgrades whilst ensuring adequate charging of all fleet vehicles.

Having already successfully delivered many EV infrastructure feasibility, modelling and detailed design projects; aimed at reducing required electrical upgrades, Enhar has put together this webinar to share key factors to consider and minimise infrastructure upgrade costs.

In this webinar you will learn:

• EVSE types and suitability, load management systems.
  
• EV charging limitations – bigger EVSE is not always better.
• Enhar EV modelling tools used to ensure all vehicles are charged when required; whilst decreasing infrastructure upgrade costs.
• Design of electrical infrastructure and limitations to electrical supply upgrades.
• Key information about heavy-duty EVs from our latest report.