Charging when it costs less. No trade-offs.
Saves up to 30% in energy costs and keeps every vehicle ready on time. Smart charging with dynamic tariffs – powered by ChargePilot®.
Dynamic electricity tariffs
Timing is everything
With dynamic electricity tariffs, companies with their own charging infrastructure can take advantage of market price fluctuations to reduce energy costs.
Imagine a fleet plugged in and ready to charge – but charging only starts once electricity prices drop. All vehicles are fully charged and ready on time, without complicated planning or stress. ChargePilot's dynamic tariff optimization makes this reality.
Reference
Proof, not promiseAt Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, fleet operator Connexxion cuts charging costs by around 30% – with buses still running right on schedule. ChargePilot automatically adjusts charging sessions to dynamic electricity prices and timetables. The result: smooth operations and maximum savings.
Benefits
30% lower costs. 100% reliability.
With ChargePilot, fleets charge intelligently using dynamic electricity tariffs. Automated planning turns idle periods into smart charging windows, always adapting to electricity prices. Reliable operations remain top priority.
No one can constantly monitor market prices and start charging at the right moment. ChargePilot does it automatically, cutting energy costs by up to 30%.
Prices are flexible – fleet availability is not. ChargePilot keeps every vehicle ready when it's needed, ensuring reliable operations at all times.
Plus: ChargePilot works with any dynamic tariff, giving fleet operators the freedom to choose (or switch) and easily benefit from dynamic tariff optimization.
Benefits
Sustainable charging for a stable gridWith dynamic tariffs, fleets automatically charge when electricitiy is abundant – when the wind blows or demand is low. Companies not only save on energy costs, but also cut CO2 emissions and support a stable grid. Another milestone on our way to smart vehicle-grid-integration.
Example
How dynamic tariff optimization worksA vehicle arrives at its depot at 6 PM and remains available until its next deployment at 4 AM: a ten-hour window for flexible charging. Once plugged in, charging doesn't start immediately, because electricity prices are still high. ChargePilot begins charging automatically around 9 PM, when prices drop below 10 ct/kWh. Rising prices pause the process, falling prices resume it. By 4 AM, the vehicle is fully charged and ready to go.
"We are continuously developing ChargePilot to intelligently connect vehicles and energy. Dynamic tariff optimization takes this a step further, reducing strain on the grid and helping fleets operate even more economically."
Jan Wenke
Director Product and Technology