Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Blueprint
A data and analysis blueprint for infrastructure planners
- How many charge points do I need?
- Where should these charge points be installed?
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About the report
Countries across the globe are at differing levels of maturity when it comes to charging infrastructure and there is a significant opportunity for new adopters of technology to learn valuable lessons for electric vehicle charging infrastructure (EVCI) network planning from more mature markets which already have well established public and private charging networks.
Planning the provision of any type of core infrastructure relies on having good information regarding the anticipated future demand for services and understanding any constraints that may limit the provision of infrastructure in any given location. This blueprint is intended to help countries around the world increase knowledge on data sharing as we all work together to accelerate mobility decarbonization!
Report Highlights
Demand
Understanding of current vehicles and infrastructure can therefore be incredibly valuable to plan future regional investment at national scales and with plug-in vehicle registrations often available at more local levels like counties, cities or even postal areas. This simple Baseline Demand analysis can provide a lot of useful customer intelligence very quickly. However, to truly understand future demand more in depth analysis incorporating a broader range of data is recommended. Vehicle number projections can be used to compare the ratio of vehicles to current chargers highlighting where future investment is most likely to be required.
Locate
The purpose of Locate analysis is to help infrastructure planners pinpoint suitable locations where charge points can be installed. In addition to identifying suitable sites, the Locate module also provides a framework for planners to prioritize the provision of public charge points by ranking sites based on factors such as Demand, Power Capacity, or Development Constraints.