Energy management for logistics & mobility

Charge your fleetwithout a grid upgrade.

Trucks, buses and forklifts electrify faster than the grid grows. Evogrid distributes the available power smartly across every charger — operations keep rolling.

400

charging points under smart control at one operator

65

electric forklifts charged without a peak penalty

0

grid upgrades needed to keep growing

The challenge

Your operations are going electric. Your grid connection isn't.

  1. Simultaneous charging overloads your connection

    A fleet that plugs in straight after the shift charges right in the expensive evening peak — and demands more than your connection delivers. Unmanaged, that means faults, penalties and a charging price that eats your TCO.

    Above an average of 35 cents/kWh, diesel wins again

  2. The shift change sets the peak

    Forklifts and vehicles charge exactly at changeover — precisely the quarter-hours that set your peak tariff.

  3. The zones are closing, the fines are mounting

    Since 2025, more than thirty Dutch city centers have banned polluting vans and trucks — and since 2026, they fine. No charging plan, no city runs.

    Zero-emission zones in 30+ cities, enforcement underway

  4. The grid won't let you expand

    More charging points or a bigger depot means a heavier grid connection — and with over 15,000 companies in the queue ahead of you, that connection won't arrive any time soon.

    15,000+ companies on the waiting list

Electric fleet charging at the depot after the shift

The platform

One platform for site, building and fleet.

Charging is not an island: cooling, warehouse and office share the same grid connection — so Evogrid controls them together.

AC & DC charging pointsBuffer batteryRooftop solarCooling & warehouseForklift chargersHeat pumpsMeters & submetersFleet & TMS integration

Hardware-independent: charging points via OCPP, building via Modbus, planning via APIs. No rip-and-replace.

What Evogrid does

What Evogrid does for logistics and mobility.

Smart charging on departure times, tariffs and grid capacity — across your entire site, building and cooling included.

Fleet charging by departure time

Every vehicle gets its own charging schedule based on departure time, state of charge and tariff — full when it has to be, cheap where it can be.

Battery-backed fast charging

A buffer battery absorbs the peak of DC chargers, so you fast-charge on a connection that officially can't handle it.

One peak guard for site and fleet

Charging, cooling, HVAC and warehouse consumption are kept within your grid connection as a single whole.

Charging costs made visible

Consumption and costs per charging point, vehicle and location — the foundation under your TCO and your invoicing.

Midday sun into the fleet

Your own generation, otherwise curtailed and fed back to the grid, goes straight into the vehicle batteries — the cheapest kilometer comes off your own roof.

Ready for the zero-emission zone

The simulation shows upfront how many electric vehicles your current connection can handle — and the charging plan grows with every step your fleet takes.

ERE revenue, cashed in

Every charged kWh earns tradable emission reduction units — double with demonstrably your own green power. Evogrid records the charging data and delivers the proof to cash them in.

Real-time insight

You know what you charge. Now you see what it costs.

From charging session to TCO: the entire energy side of your fleet in one view.

Costs per vehicle and charging point

TCO per truck, all-in charging price per kWh, cost per session — the numbers your CFO wants to see.

Cost per vehicle

€/session, now

Tractor 12 · DC fast€ 92
Depot AC cluster€ 41
Van 07€ 14
Own generation− € 31

Generation vs. charging, real time

How much midday sun goes into the batteries, and how much still comes from the grid.

Generation vs. charging load

now · 13:45

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Forecast vs. reality

97–99% forecast accuracy on consumption and price — today's charging plan still holds tomorrow.

Forecast vs. actual

98.4%actual / forecast

aligns with tomorrow's trip planning

Reporting & regulation

Zero-emission zones and shippers demand proof. You have it.

Access requirements and customer questions keep getting stricter — the data to answer them comes from the same platform that charges your fleet.

CO₂ per trip and vehicle

Straight from meter data — for shippers, tenders and your own reporting.

CO₂ per trip

2.4tonnes today
verified per trip

CSRD reporting from meter data

Energy and emissions per location and fleet, audit-proof.

Audit-ready per unit

vehicle · trip · fleet

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Tractor 12

city trip

0.12 t

Van 07

DC charger

0.04 t

Fleet

today

2.4 t

Charging costs itemized

Per vehicle, customer or site — the foundation under invoicing and TCO.

Charging cost allocated

per customer · site

Customer North€ 1,240
Customer West€ 880
Own trips€ 610
fully passed through

Avoided CO₂, verified

The gains of electrifying and smart charging made demonstrable — including the registration you need to claim emission reduction units (EREs).

Reduction & carbon credits

avoided this month

18.4 t

credits

claim-ready

climate gain provably documented

credit registry · claim-proof

Every report rolls out of the same data that runs your depot.

The solutions behind it

Built on the same building blocks as the rest of the platform.

How it works

Prove it first, then build.

From first call to live depot in weeks — the same five steps as on every Evogrid site, without a single trip dropping out.

  1. 01

    Business case & simulation

    We simulate fleet, trips and tariffs on your own data: how many vehicles can your connection handle, and what will charging cost?

  2. 02

    Implementation & data collection

    Charging points, battery, solar and building connected via OCPP, Modbus and APIs — while operations keep running.

  3. 03

    Forecasting

    AI forecasts consumption, generation and price with 97–99% accuracy — including tomorrow's trips and departure times.

  4. 04

    Optimization

    Every 5 minutes, charging schedules shift with price, grid capacity and planning — automatically.

  5. 05

    Control, management & overview

    Every trip leaves fully charged: departure times are hard constraints. The fleet drives; the platform handles the energy — with costs per vehicle in view.

Frequently asked questions

The tough questions first, then the signature.

A full timetable and a tight grid connection raise the same questions. These are the answers fleet managers can work with.

Curious what this deliversin your fleet and depot?

We model it on your own data and show the returns upfront. Then you decide.