EV Charging Network
EV Charging Network: Chargers for electric cars, sold by the kilowatt-hour. A charging network puts chargers where drivers stop: car parks, service areas…
Chargers for electric cars, sold by the kilowatt-hour. Be where the electric car stops.
A charging network puts chargers where drivers stop: car parks, service areas, supermarkets and kerbs. The money is in the margin between the power bought and the power sold, and in how many hours a day each charger is in use. The grid connection can take years, broken chargers lose customers for good, and the government's dates for the end of new petrol and diesel cars decide how fast the customers come.
- Setup costs
- £500,000 to £20,000,000
- Competition
- High
- Category
- Infrastructure & Utilities
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