EV Charging

Charging Stations

Technology in electric vehicles is changing fast. Vehicle battery charging stations that are being deployed in the United States and Europe are being developed right here in Australia. New “fast chargers” will enable quicker charging, but will cost more (for both electricity at a higher tariff and use of the charger) compared to the overnight charge in the home garage. The Australian-designed Veefil by Tritium will allow for a charge of approximately 48km for each 10-minute charging cycle.

I Want Energy can design, supply, install and maintain a customised EV charging station for your hotel, accommodation, restaurant/café business to help you tap into this growing market and maybe even encourage you to start driving an electric vehicle.

Our EV Charging Specialist, Andrea can visit your premises to design the best solution for you and your customers.

Call us today to book your obligation free site assessment.

Electric Highway Tasmania

In 2020 I Want Energy was selected by Electric Highway Tasmania to install 6 x 50kW DC Fast Charging station across Tasmania;

• Burnie
• Devonport
• Derwent Bridge
• Queenstown
• Swansea
• St Helens
  

These chargers are available for public use and payments can be made using the ChargeFox app or a credit card.

The Tritium 50kW DC Fast Charger has CCS and Chademo plugs.

Each site also has a 22 kW 3 phase AC charger with a type 2 socket, you will need to bring your own cable for this one.

Clarence City Council

In 2020 I Want Energy was selected by the Clarence City Council to install their first EV charging station at the council chambers in Rosny Park.

The 22kW 3 phase AC charger is available for public use and payments can be made using the ChargeFox app.

Brighton City Council

In 2020 I Want Energy was selected by the Brighton City Council to install their first EV charging station at the council chambers in Rosny Park.

The 22kW 3 phase AC charger is available for public use and payments can be made using the ChargeFox app.