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Electric vehicle charging infrastructure

Commercial EV infrastructure

Charge your vehicles with energy you generate.

EV charging doesn't have to sit separately from your energy strategy. Combine solar, battery storage and intelligent charging to create a commercial energy system built around your vehicles, buildings and future demand.

EV + energy

EV charging is becoming part of the building's energy system.

Adding EV chargers can significantly increase electricity demand at a commercial site. That makes the relationship between charging, solar generation, battery storage and the grid increasingly important.

Instead of treating the charger as an isolated piece of equipment, BrightGrid can design the wider energy system around it.

The result is an infrastructure strategy that can support today's vehicles while preparing the site for more electric transport in the future.

Commercial electric vehicle charging

Designed around demand

More chargers. Smarter energy.

Your charging infrastructure should work with the building, not compete with it.

Commercial solar panels

Solar-powered mobility

Generate electricity on your roof. Use it in your vehicles.

Commercial buildings often have two valuable assets: large roof areas and vehicles sitting on the site for hours at a time.

Solar can generate electricity during the day while vehicles are parked and charging. Instead of importing all of that electricity from the grid, your site can use its own generation where practical.

Solar generation
EV charging
Battery storage
Smart charging

One connected system

Solar. Battery. EVs. Building. Grid.

The value comes from understanding how all of these elements interact.

Solar

Generate electricity on site.

Battery

Store surplus energy.

Charging

Power electric vehicles.

Building

Serve everyday demand.

Grid

Import or export when required.

Commercial EV solutions

Charging infrastructure for the way your business operates.

From a small workplace installation to a large electric fleet, we can design the infrastructure around your operational requirements.

Workplace charging

Give employees and visitors convenient charging while integrating electricity demand with the wider energy strategy of the building.

Fleet charging

Build charging infrastructure around fleet size, vehicle schedules, dwell times and operational requirements.

Commercial & retail

Turn car parks into useful energy infrastructure with customer charging, solar canopies and intelligent load management.

Solar-powered charging

Generate electricity on site and use your solar generation to support EV charging and reduce imported electricity.

Battery-supported charging

Use battery storage to manage demand, store surplus generation and help reduce the impact of high-power charging.

Smart energy management

Coordinate solar, batteries, chargers, building demand and grid electricity as one connected system.

Commercial fleet vehicles

Fleet electrification

Your fleet is changing. Your energy infrastructure should be ready.

Electrifying a fleet can introduce a significant new electricity requirement. The right infrastructure needs to consider vehicles, charging windows, electrical capacity, solar generation and storage together.

Understand fleet charging demand
Plan around vehicle schedules
Assess electrical capacity
Coordinate solar and battery storage
Create infrastructure that can expand
Plan your fleet infrastructure

Why integrate EV + solar?

Build infrastructure that works harder.

The objective isn't simply to install chargers. It is to create an energy system that supports your business today and gives you options as electricity demand changes.

Reduce reliance on grid electricity for vehicle charging
Use on-site solar generation to support EV demand
Store surplus solar generation for later use
Manage charging around site electricity demand
Prepare infrastructure for growing electric fleets
Create a scalable charging strategy for future expansion
Commercial workplace environment

Smart charging

Charge when the energy makes sense.

Charging doesn't necessarily need to happen at maximum power all the time. A smarter strategy can consider site demand, solar generation, battery availability and charging requirements.

Solar availabilityBuilding demandBattery stateVehicle requirements

Where we work

EV infrastructure for different commercial environments.

Workplaces

Employee and visitor charging designed around working hours and building electricity demand.

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Fleet & logistics

Charging infrastructure designed around vehicle movements, operating windows and fleet electrification.

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Industrial

Combine large electrical loads with solar generation, storage and EV infrastructure.

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Schools & trusts

EV charging integrated into wider estate decarbonisation and energy programmes.

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Farms

Solar, storage and EV infrastructure designed around agricultural operations and future electrification.

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Retail & car parks

Create charging destinations while making better use of available parking and roof space.

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Future-ready infrastructure

Don't design today's charger for tomorrow's fleet.

Your EV requirements may grow. More employees may switch to electric vehicles. Your fleet may expand. New vehicles may require faster charging.

We can help you think beyond the first installation and create an infrastructure strategy that leaves room for expansion.

Plan demand

Understand how electricity demand could change.

Create flexibility

Consider storage and smart charging options.

Commercial warehouse

From assessment to operation

A structured approach to commercial EV infrastructure.

We bring the vehicle, electrical, solar, storage and commercial requirements together before developing the solution.

Start an assessment
01

Understand your vehicles

We look at vehicle numbers, charging requirements, routes, dwell times and when your vehicles are actually on site.

02

Understand the site

We assess available parking, electrical capacity, solar potential, building demand and potential charging locations.

03

Model the energy system

Solar, EV charging, batteries, import and export are considered together rather than designing each system independently.

04

Design the infrastructure

We develop the preferred charging configuration, electrical design and wider energy architecture.

05

Install & commission

The installation, commissioning and integration of the charging and energy infrastructure are coordinated through delivery.

Designed around your site

EV charging shouldn't be a black box.

We consider the available electrical capacity, charging demand, vehicle requirements, solar generation, storage potential and future expansion before recommending an infrastructure strategy.

Site

Demand

Economics

Ready when you are

Ready to electrify your site?

Tell us about your vehicles, building, parking area and electricity demand. We'll help you understand what an integrated EV, solar and battery strategy could look like.

Request a commercial EV assessment