EV Charging Infrastructure

We believe that electric vehicles are the future of transportation, and we are committed to helping make driving more accessible and affordable for everyone.

Carloop partners with grid operators and EV infrastructure companies to help them understand the current EV landscape. We provide insights into the needs of EV drivers and the trends in charger utilization. This information is used to make informed decisions about charger placement, charger suitability, and charger user sentiment.

Here are some specific examples of the services we offer:

Data and trend analysis: We provide insights into EV charging trends, such as charger utilization, charger placement, and charger user sentiment. This data can help operators make informed decisions about where to install chargers and how to optimize their usage.
Advice on charger installation and other infrastructure needs: We provide guidance on the technical requirements for installing EV chargers, as well as the best practices for site selection and design. We can also help you identify funding opportunities for EV infrastructure projects.
Assistance with developing and implementing EV policies and programs: We can help you develop and implement policies and programs that promote the adoption of electric vehicles.
Training and support for government staff: We can provide training and support to government staff who are responsible for EV policy and infrastructure. This includes things like training on EV technology, charger installation, and EV charging policy.

We believe that by working together, we can make it easier for EV drivers to charge their vehicles and help to accelerate the transition to a clean energy future.

Conducting Market Research

Developing EV Charging Strategies and Plans

Providing Training and Support

Promoting EV Adoption and Awareness

Data and Trend Analysis

Advise on Charger Installation

Developing EV Policies and Strategies

Strategic Planning

Community Development

As the EV market grows, so too will the need for reliable public charging infrastructure. Currently, most EV charging takes place at homes and at workplaces, but as more people adopt EVs, they will also expect to be able to charge their vehicles conveniently and easily when they are away from home.

Public charging infrastructure needs to be as reliable, simple, and convenient as the infrastructure that supports internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. This means providing chargers that are easy to find and use, and that are available when people need them. It also means ensuring that the chargers are reliable and that they provide enough power to quickly charge EVs.

The good news is that the public charging infrastructure is already starting to improve. More and more chargers are being installed, and the charging networks are becoming more interconnected. As the EV market continues to grow, we can expect to see even more investment in public charging infrastructure, making it easier for everyone to enjoy the benefits of driving an EV.