Turbo charge your environmental efforts
Whether or not you have an EV fleet to power, providing EV charging on your business premises shows your team and customers that you care about the environment. It can also help generate revenue streams by attracting new customers who stay longer.
Good for the environment, good for business
Cafes
Restaurants
Hotels
Supermarkets
Forecourts
Office developments
Private car parks
Key benefits of commercial EV charging
Customers stay for longer
Increased employee engagement
Demonstrates commitment to the environment
Improves efficiency and cuts costs
Convenience for customers and clients
How your business could benefit
Customers stay for longer
EV charging stations motivate customers to stay and spend longer in retail outlets with the benefit of easy parking and convenient charging.
Increased employee engagement
Providing electric charging for employees demonstrates a responsive and committed employer. Employees who feel valued by the business – and whose needs are met – are more engaged and productive.
Demonstrates environmental commitment and supports brand values
Social responsibility is essential for businesses today, and enabling greener transport is a crucial part of that.
EV charging at the workplace sends a clear and visible message about where your business stands on reducing the environmental impact of its operations and personnel.
Improves efficiency and cuts costs
If your business has company vehicles to charge, you'll save on running and maintenance costs.
EV charging at work can also make life easier for employees who maybe can't charge at home by reducing the time spent seeking out where to charge.
Convenience for clients
EV charging stations on your premises will be attractive to clients who can charge while attending a meeting or site visit.
Efficient installations by JEBS
JEBS are our trusted installers and you can count on them for your EV charging installation.
Install a commercial charging point
EV chargers should only be installed by a qualified electrician. Some important considerations include:
- The capacity of your existing electrical supply
- Location for the charger
- Specific earthing requirements
- Type of charger
Fill out this form to get advice on installing a charger for your business.
