With most major vehicle brands pledging to go all-electric in the next few years, facility owners and operators who move fast to adopt electric vehicle (EV) technologies will be miles ahead of the competition.
Peak Power enables buildings, utilities, system operators, and drivers to future-proof for the wide adoption of EVs in Canada and the United States.
It’s not just building codes demanding more charging infrastructure; it’s also becoming a major factor in long-term lease decisions, investability, and even employee, tenant, and guest attraction.
We connect you with our EV charger partners and develop a solution for your current and future needs.
Along with our EV charging partner SWTCH, you can manage the growing energy demand from EV charging while minimizing the additional cost of electrical infrastructure upgrades.
When paired with a battery energy storage system, there’s even more opportunities to reduce costs.
Do you currently have an electric fleet, or are you in the process of electrifying fleet vehicles?
We can help you develop and manage your charging infrastructure. Even better, we can co-locate a battery storage system with your electric fleet so that you can maximize your ROI.
By predicting the most cost-effective times for charging we can reduce your electric costs.
Each day we’re discovering new use cases and business models for electric vehicles. They’re not just to travel “from point A to point B” anymore.
Electric school buses present an incredible opportunity to leverage them as mobile energy storage units. Their batteries can store energy during periods of low demand and release it during peak demand hours – exactly when the buses are usually sitting idle.
This enhances the overall efficiency and resilience of the energy infrastructure and helps to reduce energy costs.
We’ve shown how electric vehicles can build value for drivers. Peak Power installed 20 bi-directional vehicle chargers into two Dream Unlimited office buildings in Downtown Toronto.
This successful demonstration project showed how vehicles can participate in the grid and make money – around $8,000 CAD per vehicle per year – in the process. If your building is part of the Industrial Conservation Initiative (ICI) and pays significant Global Adjustment costs in Ontario, we may be able to help.
As the integration of electric vehicles grows, Peak Power is developing a framework for what increased demand will mean for our grid. And we’re deploying adaptive solutions. Our smart charging technology can mitigate strain on the electricity grid and provide customers avenues for energy resiliency and cost sustainability.
In the summer of 2022, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) selected Peak Power to receive $765,000 for a $1.6 million project to deploy 117 V1G chargers as part of the Canadian federal government’s Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP).
The 117 chargers will encourage the adoption of EVs, as drivers have access to expanded infrastructure for charging. From the perspective of grid operators, the intelligent nature of the Peak Power software will allow more capacity from the grid without requiring major infrastructure upgrades.
We collaborate with leading companies to unlock the full potential of distributed energy resources, translating the value of energy resources for diverse stakeholders and industries to advance the clean energy transition.
Pair battery development with EV chargers to future-proof your facilities and further enhance your energy management strategies. Talk to us today.
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