• Posted: April 10, 2024
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While the tax incentives are plentiful, installing EVSE has many benefits to businesses, both in the long and short-term. 

Puts your business on the map — literally. If you choose a charging station through a network like Volta, PlugShare, or Blink, your business will appear on their charging maps. With an average charge time of 30 minutes, this increases the likelihood that customers will visit and patronize your business.

The potential to recoup large portions of EVSE capital investment costs. Rebates and tax incentives that support the shift to electric vehicle usage and the expansion of needed electrical infrastructure upgrades will not be around forever.

A benefit to employees. With the recruiting market perhaps tighter than ever, businesses need to look to other means to recruit and retain talent. Offering employees EV chargers simplifies their day and, in the near future, will be seen as a non-negotiable qualifier of employment

Earn a reputation for being an environmentally friendly business. As people become increasingly aware of industries’ environmental impact, they will continue to expect businesses to manage their carbon footprint.

A benefit for customers. While offering EV charging stations might currently be a “nice to have,” it will soon become essential to attracting customers.

For more information regarding EVSE Charging Infrastructure, download the latest version of our  “The Time Is Now: Considerations for EV Charging Infrastructure” eBook.