FLEET EV CHARGING · EDMONTON & AREA
Built around your
routes. Ready for
what’s next.
Charging planned around daily energy needs, vehicle limits, return times and departures.
Designed. Built. Supported.
Revolt handles design and construction, software onboarding, and ongoing operations and maintenance support.
Define the duty cycle. Design the charging plan.
Daily energy needs — Routes, payload and seasonal conditions.
Charging windows — Return times and departures.
Simultaneous demand — Vehicles connected and energy required.
Site infrastructure — Supply, distribution and future phases.
The right power. In the right charging window.
Level 2 can suit longer windows. Consider DC for shorter turnarounds or larger energy needs, subject to vehicle and site requirements. Rated output alone does not establish energy delivered.
The questions that shape delivery.
Can vehicles share the available power?
Check reduced charging rates against energy needs and departure times.
Will the depot need an electrical upgrade?
Assess demand, supply, utility dependencies and site works.
What happens if a charger is unavailable?
Agree support, maintenance and practical charging contingencies.
Who runs the charging system day to day?
Define permissions, connectivity, records, administration and recurring charges.
From design to ongoing support.
- Design
- Duty cycles, site and engineering or utility coordination.
- Construction
- Agreed works, permits, inspections, testing and commissioning.
- Software onboarding
- Specified access and reporting.
- Operations and maintenance
- Agreed service and fault reporting.