Discover how to coordinate fleet charging with solar, storage, and other onsite energy resources to cut costs, expand site capacity, and keep vehicles running through outages.

As fleets go electric, facilities become generation and charging hubs. But when charging and onsite energy assets are planned and operated separately, the results can backfire.

Integration turns those separate investments into a coordinated system. With the right software, EV charging can respond in near real time to solar output, battery storage, backup generators, and site power limits. That means maximizing self-consumption, avoiding costly service upgrades, and maintaining critical operations when the grid goes down.

Download the e-book to learn how you can:

• Expand charging capacity on power-constrained sites with EV charging load management, solar, and storage
• Cut energy costs and emissions by charging directly from onsite solar instead of buying grid power at night
• Keep fleets running through outages with microgrids and backup generators, without oversizing generation to match the grid connection
• Choose the right communication approach for reliable, real-time control, whether Modbus, meters, digital signals, or APIs
• See real-world results with ChargePilot® by PowerFlex at the Brookville Smart Energy Bus Depot and the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority

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