Commercial EV Charging
Commercial EV charging
Electric vehicle (EV) adoption is growing, and businesses across Maine are installing commercial EV charging stations to support employees, customers, and fleets. Whether you’re looking to provide workplace charging, attract more visitors to your business, or power an electric motor pool, we can help you install the right charging solution.
Why Install a Commercial EV Charger?
Adding EV chargers to your business or property isn’t just a convenience—it’s a smart investment. What can you do with an EV charger?
- Attract more customers by offering a charging destination for EV drivers.
- Enhance employee benefits by providing workplace charging options.
- Support sustainability goals and demonstrate your commitment to clean energy in Maine.
- Access current federal, state, and local incentives to help offset installation costs.
Types of Commercial EV Charging Stations
DC Fast Charging (Level 3) – Rapid Charging for High-Traffic Areas
DC Fast Chargers provide high-powered charging (480V or more) for quick top-ups. These are ideal for:
- Highway rest stops and travel centers catering to long-distance EV travelers.
- Fleet charging operations that need to keep vehicles on the road with minimal downtime.
- Public charging hubs in busy urban or commercial areas.
Charge time: 20 minutes (80% charge), 1 hour (full charge)
Connector type: CCS, CHAdeMO, or Tesla Supercharger (varies by model)
Level 2 Charging – The Most Common Business Solution
Level 2 chargers run on 240 volts, making them faster than standard outlets. These are ideal for:
- Workplaces where employees can charge throughout the day.
- Retail and hospitality businesses that want to attract EV-driving customers.
- Multi-unit properties looking to offer EV charging as an amenity.
Full charge time: 4–7 hours
Connector type: Standard J1772 (compatible with most EVs; Teslas require an adapter)
What goes into a commercial EV charging installation?
Electrical infrastructure
- Chargers require the right electrical setup, including transformers, panels, and wiring to handle power demands.
- Proper planning ensures the installation meets current and future charging needs.
Software & networking
- Smart EV chargers include networked software for remote monitoring, payment processing, and usage tracking.
- Businesses can choose to offer free charging or set pricing based on time or energy use.
Get expert installation in Maine
Our licensed electricians specialize in commercial EV charger installations across the state. We’ll help you choose the right system, navigate incentive programs, and ensure a seamless installation.
Ready to install EV chargers for your business?
Contact us today to schedule a free assessment.