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Home Charging as an Operator Product
Turning private chargers into a managed service
What you get
Takeaways
- Where the revenue is in home charging, and where it is not
- Reimbursement for employees and fleet drivers charging at home
- What a home charger must support to be manageable remotely
- The tariff and metering questions that decide whether it works
Contents
- 01
Four business models
Hardware sale, managed service, reimbursement platform and utility programme — what each earns and what each requires.
- 02
Reimbursement is the wedge
Employers and fleets need to pay drivers for energy consumed at home, accurately and auditably. That is a software problem, and it is unsolved for most of them.
- 03
Specifying a manageable home unit
The OCPP capabilities that separate a home charger you can support from one that generates a site visit.
- 04
Tariffs, metering and the DisCom
Time-of-day domestic tariffs, separate metering, and what can be evidenced for reimbursement.
- 05
Support at household scale
Why remote diagnostics matter more here than anywhere else, and what a realistic support model looks like.
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