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Investors & site owners

Explore a charging future for your site

Bring your location. Let’s discuss the charging opportunity.

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Charging-site concept

A site, an operating space or a project idea

Start with what you have and what you want to build.

Illustrated highway, retail, workplace and fleet charging settings
Highway hospitalityRetail parkingWorkplacesFleet sites

Explore your property's potential

Share your location, available parking and vehicle access for a charging-site discussion.

Two sides. One site-specific agreement.

Explore a revenue-sharing arrangement around your site and charging equipment.

Define the revenue base, cost allocation and each party’s responsibilities in the written proposal.

Land / site side

Discuss site rights, access, parking and the property arrangement.

Charger / equipment side

Discuss equipment funding, installation and ongoing operating scope.

What shapes a viable charging project?

Assess the site, costs and operating model together.

Site access and demand

Consider visibility, vehicle access, parking and likely charging demand. Footfall alone does not establish utilisation.

Start with a project conversation

Work from your site details towards a proposal you can review.

Start with your location

Share the site location, ownership or operating arrangement and your project goals.

Discuss your project economics

Review utilisation, tariffs, capital costs and operating assumptions for your location. Returns and payback depend on the project.

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Before you take the next step

Discuss a revenue-sharing arrangement between the site and equipment sides. The calculation base, cost allocation and each party’s responsibilities are agreed in writing for the project.

Equipment funding, electricity connection, civil work and ongoing costs form part of the proposal discussion. Review the agreed allocation before making a commitment.

No. Outcomes depend on site suitability, utilisation, electricity tariffs, capital costs, operating costs, downtime and the final agreement.

Start with the site location, your ownership or operating arrangement, available parking and power information if known. You can discuss equipment needs and project scope during consultation.

Have a location in mind?

Share your site and take the next step towards a charging project.

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