Yes, commercial EV charging stations are profitable and a good investment, especially with high utilization rates, strategic locations, and additional revenue streams like retail sales. They offer potential revenue from charging fees, attracting more customers, and increasing customer engagement time. Not to mention the benefits from government incentives.

Yes, there are several government incentives for installing commercial EV charging stations, including the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program or the Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Tax Credit (AFITC), which offers a credit of up to 30% of the installation costs. Additionally, many states and utilities provide rebates and cash incentives to commercial customers.

Becoming an EV charging destination is straightforward with proper planning and management. Important considerations include the intended use case, site design, electrical capacity, charging equipment, permitting, and post-deployment management. All of these elements and more are part of Zeus Powered By Lynkwell’s full deployment solution.

EV fleet charging offers benefits such as reduced fuel costs, lower maintenance expenses, better driver experience, and the ability to meet sustainability goals, making it a great decision for your business and the environment.

The cost of electrifying any specific fleet depends on factors like fleet size, use case, vehicle types, and infrastructure needs. However, it is well-established that the total cost of ownership for an electric fleet is lower than a comparable gas-powered fleet. Zeus' team of experts can help create a solution that meets your specific fleet needs.

Electrifying your fleet requires a combination of EV charging hardware and management software to provide the visibility and control over both the vehicles and the energy they use. Zeus Powered by Lynkwell’s US-based hardware and software teams are uniquely positioned to expertly guide fleets through the electrification process.

Utilities can partner with EV charging companies by collaborating on the strategic placement of charging stations, sharing data, best practices, developing joint pilot programs and working on special projects and initiatives. These partnerships can help ensure that charging infrastructure is effectively integrated into the grid and meets the needs of EV drivers.

Utilities can integrate EV charging into their existing operations by using smart grid technologies to monitor and manage electricity usage in real-time, optimizing the utilization of available resources. They can also implement time-of-use pricing and demand response strategies to manage load fluctuations and encourage off-peak charging. All of which, Zeus can help you do.

An EV charging station app is a mobile or web application that enables electric vehicle drivers to find, access, and pay for charging at nearby stations, as well as monitor charging sessions and check station availability.

Commercial electric vehicle charging options typically include Level 2 and DC Fast Charging (DCFC) stations. Zeus' EV charging station app can help commercial drivers find the right charging station for their EV vehicles.

Charging times at commercial stations vary based on the station type: Level 2 chargers typically take 4 to 8 hours for a full charge, while DC fast chargers can charge up to 80% in 20 to 40 minutes. Zeus Powered By Lynkwel’s EV charging app can help you find the right charger for you.