Destination
Charging
Expanding facilities
Installing EV charging facilities at your locations can provide a valuable revenue stream and give you genuine competitive advantage over your rivals. Charge stations will be a convenience for some of your customers now – but they’ll be an expectation for the majority in the future.
Key benefits
Install charging facilities at your sites for:
Revenue
Generate new revenue streams
Competitive advantage
Attract customers by offering additional services
Convenience
Offer convenience to EV drivers
Getting ahead
Be ready for when charging facilities become an expectation
Increased dwell time
Invite customers to spend more while charging their vehicle
Loyalty
Create charging loyalty schemes to encourage return visits
Why Drax?
End-to-end partnership support
We’ll support you through the entire process, from assessing site suitability – through managing installation – to optimising benefits. Our service and maintenance package means we’ll only be a call away if you run into any issues.
Energy expertise
We’ll use our market knowledge and renewables experience to recommend practical and future-proofed, scalable solutions that bring return on your investment.
Single point of contact
Starting with identifying relevant Government grants (and helping with applications), we’ll manage your entire electrification process. We work with trusted hardware, installation and software partners – but we’re your single point of contact for the journey.
Minimised disruption
Managing the process – including site surveys and installation works – ourselves means we can minimise interruption to your business-as-usual processes.
Visibility and control
Our market-leading My Electric Vehicles portal gives you insights into your charge station use, status and cost/environmental performance in a user-friendly system.
Payment options
We can enable payments via mobile app or contactless card to give your customers convenience and a smooth and simple user experience.
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