fbpx

Charging at company premises – charge@work ®

Complex requirements easily resolved

As the number of electric vehicles grows, it is becoming increasingly clear that charging at company premises is an important priority. Since most of us spend a large part of our time at work, this is the perfect opportunity for charging. Companies that decide to switch to eMobility display social responsibility and progressiveness. Furthermore, workplace charging for employees provides staff with an additional benefit. In addition, various subsidies and tax benefits create further incentives for purchasing electric cars and charging infrastructure.

Requirements for charging solutions at company premises

Charging at company premises is a complex process, as the charging stations are used by different user groups. It is not just electric company cars and pool vehicles that are charged there. The existing charging infrastructure is also used for employees’ private cars as well as those belonging to customers, guests or other spontaneous chargers.

Each of these cases requires a different authorisation, billing and payment method. Smart software helps to make this possible and minimise complexity. This is integrated directly into the charging stations. Such smart charging solutions handle this complex situation and offer functions that make it possible to operate the charging infrastructure with little administrative effort.

This allows pool vehicles and company cars to be accounted for accurately and employees to be billed via credit card. Guests and other spontaneous chargers receive access via credit card or eRoaming. The entire invoicing process is automated, without any intervention by the company.

At the same time, user groups can be easily managed and different, freely definable pricing can be assigned. This means that both registered, recurring drivers (employees) and unregistered, unknown drivers (guests, customers, spontaneous chargers) can use the charging infrastructure. The operators always retain full control over the charging park, but do not have to worry about administrative procedures during operation. Drivers and companies receive an individual or collective invoice at the end of the month.

Smart charging at the workplace – overview instead of effort

Smart charging solutions not only relieve the company of any effort in terms of billing and administration of charging processes. They also provide the possibility of obtaining information on usage behaviour for the charging infrastructure, such as occupancy data or charging load curves, and maintaining an overview. In this way, the company’s demanding vehicle fleet situation can be solved in a simple, uncomplicated way. Monitoring also brings additional added value for the respective administrators. If the right service is chosen, companies can also benefit from Full Service offerings , which also include planning, installation and maintenance of the charging stations.

Would you also like to enable charging at
your company premises?

Recent contributions

GHG quota – What is the greenhouse gas reduction quota and how can operators of charging stations benefit from it?

With the new regulation coming into force, GHG quotas have become directly relevant for eCar drivers. But how exactly does…

More

What is the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR)?

The European Commission has presented a proposal for a regulation on how to ensure an adequate public charging infrastructure in…

More

PIN pad requirement at charging stations? Why an exception for eCars makes sense.

Manufacturers and operators of charging infrastructure solutions are calling for an exception to the PIN pad requirement when it comes…

More

Which eVehicle is suitable for my company?

Fleets of electric vehicles have many benefits for companies. What you need to consider when choosing the right e-vehicle for…

More
Office building

KfW funding for companies: “Private charging stations for electric vehicles”

BMVI funding for private charging stations is designed to drive development of the charging infrastructure for business and municipal e-fleets.

More

Safe charging of electric vehicles (2/2): Software security

The future belongs to intelligent charging stations. Software security is an essential factor here. What needs to be considered.

More

Safe charging of electric vehicles (1/2): Hardware security

The technical safety of charging stations is a basic requirement for the nationwide expansion of charging infrastructure. What operators should…

More

Case Study – N-ERGIE: car park of the future

An eMobility lighthouse project by reev and N-ERGIE As an energy service provider with sustainable ambitions, N-ERGIE is committed to…

More

eMobility in the automotive industry: When will the final switch to electromobility take place?

The automotive industry continues to push the final switch to eMobility. More information on the electrification plans of selected manufacturers.

More