EV and Fleet Management

Intelligence. Simplicity. Stability.

N amplifier and electric charger

Decarbonizing or Reaching Net Zero requires electrification of transport. Charge point networks are being deployed globally, around 13.7 million EVs have been registered in 2023, up from 10 million in 2022.*

By utilizing the collective battery capacity as a flexible, distributed energy resource, EV and fleet managers can deliver balancing capacity when needed by the grid and load-shifting charge cycles for demand side management. Optimal use of the battery capacity creates OpEx costs savings, margin protection, and new potential revenue streams with demand side flexibility markets.

*Source: Global EV Sales Hit Record 1.5+ Million In December 2023 (insideevs.com)

Outcome 1: Protect margins during peak pricing events by modifying delivery behavior and load shifting.

Outcome 2: Understand grid impact and adjust to grid constraints to ensure continuity of energy delivery to your customers.

Outcome 3: Understand the potential for revenue in demand side flexibility and balancing markets.

How the SEM suite can help

While the rise of bi-directional EVs can create new revenue opportunities in ancillary markets, operators have a higher risk of peak pricing during busy service delivery periods. The SEM Suite, through its digital twin simulation, can validate optimal operation of assets now and in future scenarios.

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