When you’re an EV driver, installing a charger can be complicated and expensive, while energy bills can often soar.
Solar-powered EV charging can be used to fully charge your car directly, be used as battery storage for later, or sell excess solar energy back to the National Grid in exchange for credit.
These stations can be located in commercial spaces like offices, supermarkets, warehouses, or gyms for easy and convenient commercial use – letting you save money by selling surplus solar power to the National Grid and slashing electricity bills.
Installing commercial solar ev charger installations is different for every location. You may be installing solar for construction from the start, or retrofitting a location. No matter what, the core principles of the process remain the same, helping with consistency, speed, and efficiency. Rely on our in-house experts to deliver EV systems that meet demand and compliance needs alike.
Understanding the environment for the project is key for successful delivery. We survey the location, the existing electrical infrastructure, and parking layout. This helps us with planning, optimisation, and in choosing the best equipment for your needs that will be low maintenance, long-yield.
EV chargers need a significant power supply. With this in mind, experts assess the load capacity and potential for future scalability, both with and without solar infrastructure in place. Considerations for permits and legal sign-off is also part of this process.
Choosing the right EV chargers and equipment is one step. Making sure power flows from solar panels to the fuse boards, and from there to the charging stations means routing the cables and setting up the surrounding infrastructure efficiently. This also means checking compliance with UK electrical safety codes.
Once planning is complete, installation begins. This step includes wiring, mounting, software adjustments, and then making sure all commissioning and certification tests (such as the BS 7671 IET Wiring Regulations) are followed to ensure a smooth handover.
Encouraging wider adoption of EVs means less petrol and diesels on the road, and less impact on climate change from them. If you already have the space, it’s a win-win
Charger availability means your land is more than just a place for someone to park their car. On top of that, the expectation for this facility means meeting demand makes your space more lucrative.
If you’re operating a fleet of vans, company cars, or other vehicles then EV charging is a great investment to help reduce your overheads and help contribute against climate change.
As more car users adopt electric vehicles, providing a way for them to charge while parked becomes more lucrative over time. Give them convenience, and your business another way to make money.
With extensive experience in commercial energy and infrastructure projects, Cornerstone Group understands the practical and commercial challenges facing EV charging installations. From grid capacity limitations and site constraints to evolving regulations and rapidly changing vehicle technologies, solutions are designed to remain compliant, scalable and reliable over the long term.
Commercial EV charging demands more than the installation of hardware. A fully integrated service is provided, covering feasibility assessments, system design, grid connections, installation, project management, and commissioning. By integrating solar generation, energy storage, and charging infrastructure into a single solution, complexity is reduced, disruption is minimised and performance is optimised from day one.
EV charging infrastructure has become a visible extension of an organisation’s sustainability strategy and customer experience. Time is taken to understand brand values, operational requirements, and commercial objectives, allowing charging solutions to support ESG goals, strengthen brand perception, and deliver a reliable, user-friendly experience for staff, customers, and visitors.
Reliability and uptime are critical in commercial EV charging environments. High-quality components, proven technologies, and robust installation practices are prioritised to reduce downtime, maintenance requirements, and long-term operational costs. This commitment to quality ensures charging infrastructure remains safe, durable, and capable of supporting future demand.
EV charging infrastructure must integrate seamlessly within active commercial sites. Careful consideration is given to charger placement, cabling routes, accessibility, and traffic flow to maximise usability while maintaining a clean, professional appearance. The result is a practical, future-ready solution that supports efficient daily operations without compromising site aesthetics.
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