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Row of DC fast chargers glowing electric green at night with a car connected

EV charging

EV charging, end to end

We source the hardware, handle the installation and run the software — for charge point operators and for homes alike.

Who we build for

Two very different sites, one delivery team

A public network and a single garage need different hardware and different paperwork — but the same discipline on site.

  • Commercial DC fast-charging bays outside a shopping mall at dusk, several vehicles charging

    For CPO / Commercial

    Networks, malls, fleets and workplaces

    For charge point operators and property owners rolling out chargers across multiple sites — from the first feasibility visit to a network you can actually run.

    • Charge point operators, shopping malls, commercial fleets and workplace parking
    • DC fast charging and AC destination charging, specified per site and per dwell time
    • Site assessment: available capacity, cable routing, civil works and grid application support
    • Operations: tariffs, access control, uptime monitoring and maintenance response
  • AC wallbox charger mounted on a residential wall with a car charging in the driveway

    For Home / Individual

    One car, one charger, done properly

    For owners charging at home overnight. We size the charger to your supply, install it neatly and leave you with something safe to use every day.

    • AC wallbox sizing matched to your vehicle and your existing electrical supply
    • Condominium and landed property installation, including management approval paperwork
    • Load management so charging never trips the rest of the house
    • Installed and tested to the applicable local electrical requirements

How it works

Sourcing, installation and software in one scope

The same three steps whether it is one wallbox or a fifty-point network — with one team answerable for all three.

  1. Sourcing

    Hardware procurement that stays brand-agnostic: we shortlist chargers on specification, lead time and after-sales support, then handle the supply.

  2. Installation

    Licensed electrical contractors carry out the site works, then commission and test every unit before it is handed over.

  3. Software / Platform

    Charging management, payments and remote monitoring — so you can see sessions, set tariffs and spot a faulty unit before a driver reports it.

Planning a charging site?

Send us the location and what you want it to do. We will come back with a hardware shortlist, a scope of works and a realistic timeline.