Electric Vehicle Charging ev charger

In 2023 the Australian Government released its first ‘National Electric Vehicle Strategy’ depicting a vision for the future of the automotive industry. They target 50% of new passenger vehicle sales to be Zero emission by 2030, with 100% of vehicle sales to be zero emission by 2036.

In 2023 EV national sales represented a mere 7% of the total market, however EV sales for the month of March 2024 jumped to 19% of total car sales which is a significant uplift on 2023 and expected to trend further upwards in the coming months this year. Statistics aside there is no escaping the fact a lot of EV’s are already present on our roads and businesses will need to be ready for this conversion to electric, either in the transition of their existing fleet, or by providing staff and clients with charging options at their place of work.

At LUMA Consulting we have developed solid expertise in planning, designing and delivering an electric vehicle charging infrastructure rollout plan in commercial premises. We survey every site thoroughly to understand existing electrical equipment constraints and to understand capacities available for the additional electrical load an EV charger will command.

Through close consultation with our clients we can break down the science behind:

• Number or charger outlets which can be supported by existing infrastructure
• Speed of charge to meet the client’s operational requirements
• Most practical locations for charge outlets to keep implementation costs down
• Future billing solutions for employees and customers
• Vehicle charger types and compatibility

Once the above criteria is established, we deliver full design documentation ready for contractor competitive tendering to ensure our clients get the best value for money. We stay client side to oversee the quality of the work and ensure the project runs on schedule.

Get in touch today via contact us for a free upfront consultation session and to explore electric car charger options.