Why do I need to install EV chargers on my premises?

Under regulations set by the EU Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD), the UK agreed to ensure that all existing Non-Residential Buildings with more than 20 car parking spaces will be required to have at least 1 charging bay by 2025.

New Non-Residential Buildings and Non-Residential Buildings undergoing a ‘major renovation’ with more than 10 car parking spaces-will be required to have one active chargepoint and 1 in 5 bays with passive chargepoint provision (pre-installed cable routes) to enable an easy expansion as EV uptake increases.

How much will it cost ?

The costs to install EV charging points can vary, however we can provide expert advice on the best option for you, taking into consideration the infrastructure and access to power supply.

Most large commercial or industrial premises will be equipped with a three-phase power supply, allowing you to install faster 22KW chargers. Expect to pay around £1,000-£3,000 for each charge point.

What do I get out of it?

There are several different pricing structures to consider for EV charge points, you can absorb the cost of charge point installation, allowing your customers to charge for free. You may also want to make a profit from charging, Daisy Electric can provide you with a simple to use platform to set your own tariff and monitor digitally.