EV & Fleet Charging
Charging for cars, vans, farm businesses, staff, visitors and future electric agricultural vehicles.
What we can provide
Charging for cars, vans, farm businesses, staff, visitors and future electric agricultural vehicles.
- Workplace and fleet charging
- Staff and visitor charging
- Load management and smart charging
- Supply-capacity assessment
- Integration with solar, battery and energy monitoring
Planned to suit the site
Infrastructure and energy projects rarely fit a standard template. We assess the existing supply, distribution, operating requirements, future loads, access and resilience needs before recommending a practical solution. The final scope is confirmed following survey and design.
EV charging starts with the electrical infrastructure
Commercial and fleet EV charging can place a significant new demand on an existing electrical supply. Before selecting chargers, Avenor considers available capacity, maximum demand, distribution routes, charger locations, operational patterns and future fleet growth. This helps avoid installing charging equipment that the existing infrastructure cannot support effectively.
Projects can include new distribution, containment, cabling, load management interfaces and provision for future expansion. For farms and rural businesses, charging can also be considered alongside solar PV, battery storage and on-site energy monitoring to create a coordinated energy and transport strategy.