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What is the first step in planning your charging strategy?
- Decide if your charging will happen at employee homes or at a centralized location, such as a depot or workplace
- Map out the nearest public chargers near your office or warehouse for fleet charging
- Decide what charging hardware you want to purchase
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How can employees who charge at home get reimbursed for electricity charges on their residential bill?
- A smart charger can track energy and you can reimburse your driver based on usage and local electricity rates
- You can set a flat rate per kilometre based on local overnight electricity rates
- A telematics system can track energy usage and automatically relay the information for reimbursement
- All of the above are options available to fleets
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In what circumstances would a fleet need a DC charger?
- You don't want to use public charging
- Your routes require the full range of a larger electric vehicle, and the vehicle is not parked long enough overnight to fully charge using a Level 2 EVSE
- It's more convenient to use DC charging than AC charging
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How do I know how many Level 2 chargers, and at what kW, are ideal for my fleet?
- Consider the number of electric vehicles, the daily mileage of those vehicles and how long they are parked
- Work back from the electrical capacity of my building
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