Charging StationsElectric Vehicle — IRVE 

Yes. Combining this with photovoltaic canopies allows for the sharing of certain infrastructure costs while maximizing the use of energy produced on-site. Charging is then prioritized over local solar production, which reduces costs and emissions.

This depends on actual usage: parking duration, vehicle type (cars, vans, trucks), and turnover rate. For fleets with long-term parking, a 7 kW AC charging station is sufficient. For quick turnarounds or vans, a 22 kW AC or fast DC charging station is recommended. Powesco conducts a needs analysis before making any recommendations.

The Powesco maintenance contract covers preventive maintenance (equipment checks, software updates, connection verification) and corrective maintenance in case of breakdowns. The goal is to guarantee a high availability rate for the charging stations over time.

This depends on the available electrical capacity at your site. Powesco conducts a preliminary electrical study to identify any necessary upgrades and incorporates them into the project plan. In some cases, an upgrade to the ENEDIS connection is required—allow 3 to 6 months for this.