Electrical safety, billing, and daily management are key factors explaining the rapid growth of EV charging infrastructure in both residential and commercial buildings, as most of these structures did not consider the potential need for chargers during their construction. An AI-based scheduling system prevents overloads and exceeding contracted power limits, allowing buildings to offer charging services without requiring extensive modifications.
DeltaGrid® EVM is also the solution for integrating electric vehicle charging, solar power, and energy storage onto a single platform.
The DeltaGrid® EVM electric vehicle charging management system incorporates four main functions: smart charging, energy scheduling, charger management, and digital operations and maintenance services. Charger grouping, time scheduling, and real-time load management allow for the distribution of peak loads to ensure charging for all EVs. Time-of-use tariffs and flexible pricing guide charging behavior. Integration of energy storage equipment and regulation of solar power outside of peak hours and the management of surplus energy can prevent penalties for exceeding contracted consumption and potential accidents, ensure device efficiency, and mitigate the impact on the supply grid.
The system also includes the EMSP function, which allows for managing shares or memberships and controlling access, as well as providing payment functions—all essential for operating charging stations. The use of digitized operations and maintenance services to optimize system uptime allows Delta to help station managers seamlessly connect to electric mobility with shorter connection times, and facilitate the implementation of energy and business management models through a single solution.
