The method
Engineering discipline applied to a small-capex project
Charging projects fail on coordination, not technology. Our process exists to remove ambiguity between the electrical contractor, the civil team, the OEM and the property.
The method
A defined process, applied to every project
Six stages, each with a deliverable you can review before the next begins. Every stage is completed, regardless of project size.
- 01
Assess
Site survey, parking study, sanctioned load review and guest-profile analysis.
- 02
Design
Electrical and civil scope, charger positioning, phasing and capital estimate.
- 03
Recommend
OEM-neutral hardware shortlist with a comparable, like-for-like commercial evaluation.
- 04
Deploy
Turnkey execution with coordinated electrical, civil and OEM teams under one plan.
- 05
Commission
Testing, network onboarding, tariff setup, staff training and as-built handover.
- 06
Support
Preventive maintenance, uptime reporting, warranty management and expansion planning.
The deliverable
What You’ll Receive
A structured engineering document — not a quotation. It gives ownership the clarity to decide whether, where and when to invest in charging infrastructure.
Parking Flow Analysis
How vehicles arrive, dwell and circulate, and where charging points best fit without disrupting guests or operations.
Electrical Infrastructure Review
Condition of panels, distribution, protection, cabling routes and existing metering arrangements.
Sanctioned Load Assessment
Available electrical headroom versus existing peak demand, and whether it can support the proposed charging load.
EV Demand Analysis
Guest and visitor charging behaviour, expected utilisation, and forecast energy demand across seasons.
Recommended Charger Configuration
OEM-neutral charger mix, power levels, placement and network strategy matched to the property.
Investment Estimate
Indicative capital and operating cost across hardware, electrical, civil and commissioning scope.
Future Expansion Strategy
Panel capacity, conduit routes and civil provision designed to add chargers with minimal rework.
Infrastructure Readiness Score
A weighted index of electrical, spatial and operational readiness for EV infrastructure.
Preliminary ROI Snapshot
Estimated revenue, utilisation trajectory and payback horizon based on conservative assumptions.
Executive Summary
A one-page decision document for owners and leadership teams.
Illustrative deployment
Typical Destination Charging Deployment
An example of how a hospitality EV infrastructure project is planned. This is not a completed client project; it is an educational view of a typical first-phase scope.
Recommended Charger Mix
Two 7.4 kW AC destination chargers for guest dwell-time charging, with conduit and spare panel ways provisioned for a future 30 kW DC host fast charger.
Typical Installation Timeline
Week 1: assessment and design approval. Weeks 2–3: electrical and civil works. Week 4: commissioning, network onboarding and staff handover.
Electrical Scope
Dedicated final distribution board, load management, earthing and metering strategy sized to protect existing hotel operations.
Civil Scope
Trenching, cable containment, bollards, signage and surface restoration sequenced around occupancy and events.
Expected Guest Experience
Reserved charging bays, clear wayfinding, plug-and-charge-compatible experience, and live availability on major EV navigation platforms.
Future Expansion Provision
Spare ways, conduit capacity and civil routing designed so phase two is additive, avoiding re-trenching or re-certification.
Questions
What property owners ask first
Start with an assessment to define value before cost.
We will review your property, quantify the opportunity and tell you plainly when the investment is ready to proceed.