Meet the operating schedule
Size charging to the range vehicles need during the time they are parked.
COMMERCIAL EV / FLEET CHARGING
Build charging around
vehicles and site capacity.
Commercial charging is an electrical and operational project—not a row of wall boxes. Nexen assesses vehicle duty cycles, dwell windows, access, billing, switchboard capacity, network limits and staged growth.
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WHAT CHANGES FOR YOU
The operating case.
Control site demand
Assess load sharing, available capacity and demand exposure before hardware selection.
Stage investment
Plan conduits, switchboards, controls and bays so growth does not require repeated rework.
YOUR OPTIONS
Compare the paths.
Workplace
Vehicles remain parked for long periods and access is controlled.
CHECK BEFORE COMMITTINGStaff allocation, billing and concurrent site load.
Destination
Customers or residents have useful dwell time.
CHECK BEFORE COMMITTINGTurnover, authentication, accessibility and ownership of energy cost.
Fleet depot
Routes, return times and daily energy are known.
CHECK BEFORE COMMITTINGNetwork capacity, redundancy, staging and operational exceptions.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Get the variables clear.
What data is required?
Vehicle count, routes, energy use, dwell windows, charger access, bills, interval data and electrical drawings where available.
Will charging increase demand charges?
It can. Interval analysis and load control show whether charging creates or compounds billed peaks.
Should solar or BESS be included?
Only where generation, storage duty cycle and vehicle timing create a defensible operational or financial benefit.
What the proposal
needs to establish.
- Fleet and dwell-time requirements first
- Dynamic load management assessed
- Solar and BESS integration considered
- Staged expansion documented
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
The details that matter.
Do all vehicles need the fastest charger?
No. Energy required before the next departure is usually more useful than the charger’s headline rating.
Can chargers share available power?
Compatible systems can use static or dynamic load management, subject to the final architecture and controls.
How does Nexen start?
Nexen screens fleet duty, interval demand and electrical capacity, then defines the evidence needed for a site-specific design.