For parcel, delivery and service van fleets
Your vans come back at the same time and leave at the same time. We share the power so the depot stays under its limit, and every van is full before the first route.

Logistics and delivery
What gets in the way
Every van plugs in at 18:00
Twenty vans on 11 kW chargers can pull 220 kW at once. Most depots cannot take that, and a grid upgrade can take many months.
20 vans at 18:00220 kWSpare at the depot100 kWOne peak raises the whole bill
If your site pays a demand charge, a single 15-minute peak can set your grid fees for the year.
Highest 15 minutes180 kWAverage over the night70 kWA missed charge is a missed route
If a session fails at night, the driver finds out at 5 a.m. Parcels wait, or another van does two routes.
Stopped, then found
02:1405:00
Figures are examples.
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What changes with us
More vans on the same connection
Vans are parked for ten hours or more. Shared over that time, the same connection charges far more of them.
Load managementA lower, flatter peak
Charging is spread across the night and moved to cheaper hours, so the depot peak stays down.
Cost reportingFaults fixed before the morning
We watch every session at night, restart what can be restarted and tell you which vans are affected.
Charging monitoring
A typical day
- 17:45
Vans return. Each one starts charging slowly at first, so the depot stays under its limit.
- 22:00
Charging moves to the cheaper hours where your tariff allows.
- 02:14
A session stops. We restart it remotely within minutes.
- 05:30
Every van is full. Drivers load up and leave.
FAQ
Questions we hear from your sector
We are adding vans in stages. Can we start small?
Yes, and we recommend it. Our grid connection check shows how many vans your depot can take today. Start with a few vans, see the real numbers from your depot, and add chargers as the fleet grows. The settings grow with you.
Our vans are subcontracted. Does that matter?
No. We can set who may charge at your depot and report energy per van, so you can charge it back to the right partner.
What if a van needs a quick top-up during the day?
You can give vans priority when they need it, for example after an extra route. The system then charges them first.
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Next step
Talk to us about your fleet
Tell us how many vehicles you run and where they park. We reply within one working day with a suggested first step.
