Leading content strategy at AMPECO, Sasha translates the complexities of EV charging into powerful business narratives. Her insights guide CPOs worldwide in making smarter, more strategic decisions.
With the EV charging market poised for rapid, exponential growth, scaling your network to keep up with demand while maintaining its reliability is a major challenge for charge point operators.
CPOs must be able to broaden their offering, expand to new locations and accommodate additional charging needs such as home, workplace, and destination charging while ensuring a reliable and smooth charging experience for EV drivers. This requires an EV charging management platform that ensures charger availability by remotely managing and fixing charger maintenance issues.
Scale your network without compromising its performance
Global demand for electric vehicles is surging, yet the number of publicly accessible charging stations is sorely lacking.
In the US, the Biden administration has pledged $7.5 billion toward a nationwide network of 500,000 public EV charging stations by 2030. However, analysts believe that a million fast chargers will be required to support the expected number of EVs.
In Europe, EY analystsestimate that around 13 million chargers need to be installed by 2025, rising to 32 million by 2030 and 65 million by 2035 – a far stretch from the 445,000 charging stations available across the EU today.
Rapid growth is one of the biggest challenges that charge point operators face as it requires optimizing EV charging at scale. The key to your success lies in keeping your network running smoothly, ensuring reliability while keeping the costs needed to manage and maintain it at a minimum.
The 4 software features that maximize your network reliability
Remote management
As a charge point operator, you offer EV drivers a service. Therefore, it is critical to ensure that your chargers work when drivers want to charge. Increase your network’s utilization with remote commands such as starting and stopping charging sessions, unlocking connectors, setting charging profiles, updating firmware, and supervise your network from the comfort of your desk. The most common issues with chargers, such as failure to reset after a charge, can be handled remotely, significantly reducing your maintenance costs.
24/7 alert management system
Scaling your EV charging network quickly without disruptions requires around-the-clock monitoring and a way to receive and respond to alerts 24/7. You can quickly troubleshoot via our automated alert management system and rely on advanced algorithms to resolve issues automatically. You gain insight into your network’s status with detailed diagnostics and error logs. See what is happening, when and why the issue occurred, and how to resolve it. Remote management and maintenance of your chargers give you peace of mind to connect as many OCPP-compliant chargers as you wish without compromising your network’s operational efficiency.
Automated troubleshooting processes
After continuous charger monitoring, an essential next step is automating the issue resolution process. With real-time issue detection and automated fault-recovery algorithms, your charging stations can be up and operational in seconds without on-site maintenance. This significantly reduces your costs by allowing you to scale and maintain reliable operations without adding maintenance staff.
Following detection, AMPECO’s EV charging software can fix issues automatically before your network’s operations are impacted. Effective issue resolution leads to a stable charger environment and a better EV charging experience for the driver, which positively impacts your ROI.
Remote dynamic load management
When the number of chargers at a given location increases, such as at fleet depots or multi-unit residential buildings, you need to optimize the distribution of energy to cope with the grid’s limitations. AMPECO’s EV charging management platform allows for remote dynamic load management, which ensures optimal distribution of the preset charging power to all connected chargers without costly infrastructure upgrades. You can control this preset charging power remotely as well as set smart prioritization of charging speed per customer depending on their subscription or tariff plan.
Final thoughts
At AMPECO, we build and continuously develop our white-label EV charging solution so that it can cope with the complexities of running and growing a network of electric vehicle chargers.
To fully grasp the importance of remote management and maintenance when scaling your business, it’s best to see AMPECO’s EV charging software in action in a 30-minute demo session. During the demo, we can demonstrate the capabilities of our platform, discuss your business plans and help you find a tailored solution to your EV charging needs.
Leading content strategy at AMPECO, Sasha translates the complexities of EV charging into powerful business narratives. Her insights guide CPOs worldwide in making smarter, more strategic decisions.
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