OZEV approved commercial EV charging installation for workplaces, car parks and fleets. From a single 22kW pedestal to a 60-bay, 1MVA charging hub, we design the electrical infrastructure — not just fit the units. NICEIC approved contractors trusted by Iceland Foods, Novuna and Mobilize Power Solutions.
Commercial EV charging installation is an electrical engineering project — dedicated supplies, load management and DNO applications. We're NICEIC approved electrical contractors first and an OZEV approved installer second, so the infrastructure is designed properly, not bolted on.
Workplace EV charging North Wales businesses install for staff and visitors is a different design problem to fleet charging for vans and company cars. We design for whichever — or both — from one site visit.
Multiple bays across a car park, used throughout the day rather than overnight. Load management matters most here — sharing capacity fairly as cars come and go.
Vehicles return to base and charge overnight or between shifts. Fleet charging needs guaranteed simultaneous output on a three-phase supply — every bay live at once, on a schedule you control.
No solar-only installer in the region has projects like these. Three real commercial EV charging installations, from a single dedicated fleet supply to a 1MVA multi-bay hub.
60 bays · 1MVA
Completed Oct 2025
Electrical design of a 1MVA dedicated supply — LV switchroom, switchgear and power supplies to 60× 22kW Autel MaxiCharger AC Ultra connectors.
£100k · 21 bays
Completed May 2022
Design, installation and commissioning of 21× 22kW EV Box Business Line AC chargers, with a new 630A supply — leaving spare capacity for growth.
£10k · fleet
Completed May 2024
4× 7kW Sevadis MaxiCharger AC sockets on dual pedestals, with ducting run from the switchroom to EV block bases for future fleet expansion.
LV switchroom, switchgear and power supplies to sixty 22kW Autel MaxiCharger AC Ultra connectors — the scale of large-scale commercial EV charging installation that needs an electrical contractor, not a charger fitter.
Anyone can screw a charger to a wall. Multi-bay commercial EV charging installation means sizing a supply that can take the load, getting the DNO's permission to connect it, and building in load management so sixty bays don't trip the site. This is where being an electrical contractor — not a charger reseller — matters.
Businesses can access OZEV grant funding too — worth up to £500 per socket toward eligible workplace EV charging installations. As an OZEV approved installer we confirm eligibility on survey and manage the claim alongside your project.
Grant rules and caps vary by scheme size. Tell us your bay count and vehicle mix on survey and we'll model the funding against your quote.
Model My Grant & Quote →The same charging hardware behind our largest commercial projects, specified to your site's scale and vehicle mix.
Best for large-scale hubs
As an Autel EV charger installer North Wales businesses turn to for scale, we've deployed 60 units on a single 1MVA site. Robust, fast, and built for continuous commercial use.
Best for fleet pedestals
Dual-socket pedestals suited to depot and fleet charging, as installed for Pirtex. Compact footprint, straightforward maintenance and easy expansion.
Best for staff car parks
21 units installed for Iceland Foods' staff car park — reliable AC charging for daily workplace use, with usage reporting built in.
Commercial projects run on a proper design process — here's how we take a car park from empty tarmac to a working charging hub.
We assess your supply, bay count, vehicle mix and growth plans, then design the electrical infrastructure to suit.
We submit the grid connection application and manage the DNO process, including witness testing where required.
Switchgear, cabling and chargers installed by NICEIC electricians, phased to keep your site operating.
Full testing, certification, load management configured, and your team walked through day-to-day operation.
Based in Queensferry, Deeside, we deliver commercial EV charging installations across North Wales and the North West — our largest projects have run as far as Manchester and Scotland.
It depends entirely on scale — a handful of 7kW fleet pedestals is a different budget to a 60-bay, 1MVA hub. Our Pirtex fleet project was around £10k; the Iceland Foods 21-bay staff car park was around £100k. We give a fixed quote after a site survey, once we know your bay count, vehicle mix and existing supply.
Many do, under the Workplace Charging Scheme, worth up to £500 per socket for eligible new installations. As an OZEV approved installer we check eligibility during your survey and handle the claim alongside the project — you don't manage separate paperwork.
Any supply above 3.68kW per phase needs a G99 application to your Distribution Network Operator — which covers almost every multi-bay commercial installation. We submit the application, manage witness testing and get you Approval to Connect, so it's one less thing on your plate.
Yes — our largest project to date is a 60-bay, 1MVA hub for Novuna, including the LV switchroom and switchgear design. We've also delivered 21 bays for Iceland Foods and fleet infrastructure for Pirtex. Large-scale commercial EV charging is exactly where our electrical contracting background matters most.
Workplace charging serves staff and visitor cars throughout the day, so load management across bays matters most. Fleet charging serves vans or company cars returning to base, usually overnight, so guaranteed simultaneous output matters more. We design for either, or both on the same site.
Autel MaxiCharger for large-scale hubs, Sevadis MaxiCharger for fleet pedestals, and EV Box Business Line for staff car parks — the exact hardware behind our Novuna, Pirtex and Iceland Foods projects. We recommend based on your bay count and usage pattern, not a single house brand.
A few pedestals can be done in days. Multi-bay hubs needing a G99 application and new switchgear typically run 8 to 16 weeks from survey to live bays, largely driven by DNO approval timescales rather than our own installation time. We give you a realistic programme at quote stage.
For commercial projects, yes. While home and small workplace installs stay close to our Deeside base, our larger commercial EV charging installations have taken us across the North West, including Manchester and Scotland. Get in touch with your site details and we'll confirm.
OZEV approved 7kW home charging across Deeside, Chester and North Wales — Zappi, Pod Point and Autel, with the £500 grant claimed for you.
21MWp+ of commercial solar delivered for Sainsbury's, Tesco, Primark, NEXT and the MoD — pair it with EV charging for maximum site savings.
OZEV approved commercial EV charging installation across North Wales, Chester and the North West. NICEIC approved electrical contractors, G99 and DNO managed, from a single fleet pedestal to a 1MVA multi-bay hub.
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