Powering Through Constraints: Your Guide to Fleet Electrification Load Management

Save thousands and accelerate your fleet electrification timeline.

Fleet operators at school districts, transit agencies, municipalities, and commercial delivery operations have been early and enthusiastic adopters of electric vehicles. But utility service upgrades have been a major roadblock, derailing project budgets and timelines. For many operators, the high costs and long waits for these upgrades, sometimes averaging over 190 days, can bring an entire project to a halt. The strain on the electrical grid is real, but the solution is here.

This guide details how advanced charge management technology can help you navigate these challenges, maximizing your existing infrastructure and avoiding costly, time-consuming grid updates.

The Power of Smart Load Management

The key to overcoming power constraints lies in intelligent software that optimizes your energy use. This guide breaks down two critical technologies:

• Automated Load Management (ALM): Learn how ALM allows you to install more chargers than your panel’s rated capacity might suggest. By strategically sharing available power across all charging ports, you can safely connect a larger fleet without exceeding your site's limits.
• Site-Integrated Load Management (SILM): Go a step further by integrating your EV charging with your building's total energy consumption. SILM monitors other site loads, like HVAC and lighting, in real-time. It then adjusts charging power—ramping up when building demand is low and down when it's high—to unlock previously unavailable capacity.

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Stop letting power limitations dictate your electrification strategy. Take control of your energy, optimize your charging infrastructure, and ensure your fleet is always ready to roll.

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