Commercial Charging

Commercial
EV Charging

Infrastructure Built Around Your Property, Your People, and Your Future.

Welsh Global Energy plans and delivers commercial EV charging solutions for businesses, property owners, developers, fleet operators, institutions, faith-based organizations, and communities.

Illustration of electric vehicles and WGE dual-port charging stations at a contemporary commercial property
Charging where people work, visit, and gather.

Site Assessment & Infrastructure Review

Evaluate electrical capacity, charging locations, property conditions, and project requirements.

Customized Charging Solutions

Determine the appropriate charging equipment and infrastructure based on how your property will actually use it.

Installation & Project Coordination

Coordinate electrical installation, permitting, inspections, equipment, and other project requirements.

Built for Growth

Plan today’s charging infrastructure with future EV adoption and expansion in mind.

Commercial EV Solutions for Your Property

One Charging Strategy Does Not Fit Every Property.

The right commercial EV charging solution depends on available electrical capacity, parking configuration, vehicle dwell time, anticipated demand, property use, business objectives, and future growth.

Welsh Global Energy works with clients to develop EV infrastructure around the individual needs of the property and the people it serves.

We Work With

Multifamily & Residential Communities

Apartments, condominiums, mixed-use residential developments, HOAs, property managers, and residential communities seeking convenient and scalable charging for residents and guests.

Workplaces & Corporate Facilities

EV charging for employees, executives, visitors, company vehicles, and corporate fleets.

Retail & Shopping Centers

Charging infrastructure that can enhance the customer experience and support EV drivers while they shop, dine, and visit.

Hotels & Hospitality

Provide charging as a convenient amenity for guests while preparing hospitality properties for increasing EV demand.

Churches & Faith-Based Organizations

Explore charging for congregation members, employees, organizational vehicles, visitors, community events, public or shared charging, and community transportation initiatives.

Commercial & Mixed-Use Properties

Charging solutions for office buildings, commercial developments, parking facilities, mixed-use properties, and other commercial real estate.

Fleet & Transportation Operations

Infrastructure designed around vehicle schedules, mileage requirements, charging windows, available capacity, and long-term fleet electrification.

Automotive Dealerships & Facilities

Support EV inventory, customer vehicles, dealership operations, employee charging, and future EV growth.

Healthcare & Institutional Facilities

Charging infrastructure for hospitals, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, employees, patients, students, visitors, and organizational fleets.

Municipal & Public-Sector Properties

Charging infrastructure supporting municipal fleets, public charging, government facilities, community programs, and broader electrification initiatives.

New Construction & Property Development

Integrate EV charging and EV-ready infrastructure during development to support current requirements and reduce the complexity of future expansion.

Accessible Energy Across Every Community

Energy Everywhere People Go.

Welsh Global Energy believes the transition to electric transportation should not be limited by ZIP code.

Our commercial strategy allows WGE to pursue charging opportunities across a broad range of markets—from urban and historically underserved communities to suburban business districts, growing commercial corridors, destination properties, and affluent communities experiencing significant EV adoption.

This means working with community organizations, churches and faith-based organizations, small and mid-sized businesses, major commercial properties, multifamily developments, corporate organizations, public-sector partners, property developers, and destination and hospitality properties.

Create reliable charging access wherever people live, work, worship, shop, travel, and gather.

More Than a Charger Installation

We Look at the Entire Project.

Commercial EV infrastructure requires more than selecting a charger and connecting it to power. Depending on project scope, WGE commercial services may include:

Assess & advise

  • Commercial EV charging consultation
  • Site evaluation
  • Electrical infrastructure assessment
  • Charger-location planning
  • Equipment recommendations

Design the infrastructure

  • Electrical design coordination
  • Electrical load and capacity evaluation
  • Infrastructure-upgrade planning
  • Panel or service upgrade coordination
  • ADA and accessibility considerations
  • Parking and equipment-layout planning

Coordinate & install

  • Level 2 charging solutions
  • DC fast-charging project evaluation
  • Permitting
  • Inspection coordination
  • Utility coordination
  • Charger installation

Connect & manage

  • Networked charging
  • Payment-capable charging solutions
  • Charging-management considerations
  • Fleet infrastructure planning
  • Load-management solutions

Plan what’s next

  • Future expansion planning
  • EV-ready infrastructure planning
  • Available incentive and rebate identification
  • Ongoing service and support options

Build for Today. Plan for Tomorrow.

Commercial Charging Should Grow With You.

A property’s EV charging needs may look very different several years from now. Where appropriate, WGE evaluates both immediate requirements and future expansion opportunities.

Current Demand

How many vehicles need charging today?

Future Growth

How many vehicles may need charging tomorrow?

Electrical Capacity

What infrastructure is currently available, and what upgrades could eventually be required?

Charging Speed

Does the use case call for Level 2 charging, DC fast charging, or a combination of charging technologies?

Energy Management

Could networked charging, scheduled charging, or load management improve how available electrical capacity is used?

User Experience

Who will use the chargers: employees, residents, customers, guests, congregation members, fleet vehicles, or the general public?

Business Objective

Is EV charging being introduced as:

  • An amenity
  • An operational requirement
  • A sustainability investment
  • A customer benefit
  • A resident or employee benefit
  • A community resource
  • A revenue opportunity
  • Part of a fleet-electrification strategy
  • A combination of objectives

Our goal is to make infrastructure decisions today without losing sight of where your organization is going tomorrow.

WGE charging equipment beside resident parking in a multifamily garage

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Multifamily EV Charging

Make Charging Part of the Resident Experience.

EV charging is becoming an increasingly important consideration for apartment residents, condominium owners, property managers, and prospective tenants.

WGE can work with multifamily clients to evaluate:

  • Assigned-space charging
  • Shared resident charging
  • Guest charging
  • Networked charging
  • Usage tracking
  • Payment capabilities
  • Load management
  • EV-ready parking
  • Phased charger deployment
  • Future expansion
Discuss your multifamily property
Illustration of WGE dual-port charging stations beside a landscaped workplace parking area

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Workplace EV Charging

Bring Charging to Work.

Workplace charging can support employees who drive electric vehicles while advancing broader transportation and sustainability objectives.

Applications may include:

  • Employee vehicles
  • Company vehicles
  • Executive vehicles
  • Customers
  • Visitors
  • Shared fleet vehicles
  • Future fleet electrification

WGE evaluates expected utilization, parking patterns, charging duration, electrical infrastructure, and anticipated growth when developing a workplace charging strategy.

Explore workplace charging
Illustration of a brick church with WGE charging towers and people gathering near its entrance

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Faith & Community EV Charging

Bring Energy to the Places Communities Already Gather.

Churches and faith-based organizations occupy a unique place within many communities. In addition to serving their congregations, many provide meeting spaces, educational programs, community services, events, food distribution, outreach programs, and other resources. EV charging can allow these properties to serve another emerging community need.

WGE can explore charging solutions designed for:

  • Houses of worship
  • Faith-based organizations
  • Community centers
  • Nonprofit facilities
  • Congregation members
  • Staff
  • Visitors
  • Organizational vehicles
  • Public charging
  • Community transportation programs

These partnerships can expand convenient charging access in urban and historically underserved communities while serving established suburban and affluent communities where EV adoption and charging demand may be higher. WGE can work with churches, ministries, faith-based nonprofits, houses of worship, and community-focused religious organizations.

Talk with WGE about your organization

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Fleet Electrification

Your Vehicles Have a Schedule. Your Charging Infrastructure Should Too.

Fleet charging cannot be planned based only on the number of vehicles. A successful strategy should consider:

  • Daily mileage
  • Vehicle battery capacity
  • Return-to-base times
  • Charging windows
  • Required departure times
  • Electrical capacity
  • Simultaneous charging demand
  • Future fleet growth

WGE can help organizations begin developing charging infrastructure for service fleets, delivery vehicles, company vehicles, municipal fleets, transportation operations, light-duty commercial fleets, workplace fleets, and multi-vehicle facilities.

Start a fleet charging conversation

Turn Parking Into an Asset

Charging Can Do More Than Charge Vehicles.

Depending on property type and project strategy, EV charging may support:

  • Customer attraction
  • Tenant amenities
  • Resident retention
  • Employee benefits
  • Sustainability initiatives
  • Fleet operations
  • Property modernization
  • EV-ready development
  • Charging revenue opportunities
  • Customer dwell time
  • Organizational electrification initiatives

WGE helps clients determine the appropriate role EV charging should play within the larger property or business strategy.

Incentives, Rebates & Utility Programs

Your Project May Qualify for Financial Support.

Commercial EV charging projects may qualify for certain utility programs, grants, rebates, tax incentives, or other funding opportunities depending on project location, property type, ownership structure, charging application, equipment, utility territory, program requirements, and current program availability.

When appropriate, WGE can help clients identify programs potentially associated with their projects and consider those opportunities during project planning.

Program availability and eligibility are not guaranteed. All rebates, grants, incentives, tax benefits, and utility programs are subject to the requirements and final approval of the applicable utility, government agency, taxing authority, or program administrator.

Our Commercial Project Process

From Property to Plug-In.

From initial site assessment and electrical infrastructure planning through installation, activation, and future expansion, WGE helps simplify the process of bringing reliable EV charging to your property.

  1. Discovery

    We learn about your organization, property, vehicles, users, objectives, timeline, and future plans.

  2. Site Assessment

    We evaluate relevant site conditions, potential charging locations, parking configuration, and electrical infrastructure.

  3. Solution Development

    WGE develops a charging approach based on the project’s needs and anticipated use.

  4. Project Planning

    We identify project requirements, which may include electrical work, equipment, permitting, utility coordination, infrastructure upgrades, installation logistics, and additional site considerations.

  5. Installation

    Qualified professionals complete required electrical and charging-equipment installation in accordance with the approved project scope and applicable requirements.

  6. Activation

    Following installation, required inspections, and commissioning, charging equipment can be prepared for operation.

  7. Growth

    As charging needs increase, WGE can help evaluate additional infrastructure and expansion opportunities.

Why WGE?

EV Infrastructure With the Bigger Picture in Mind.

Commercial EV charging may require coordination among property owners, electricians, utilities, charging-equipment providers, municipalities, network providers, and other project stakeholders. Welsh Global Energy helps clients navigate those moving pieces.

Customized Solutions

Infrastructure should reflect the property—not a one-size-fits-all package.

Scalable Planning

Where practical, today’s project should consider tomorrow’s charging demand.

Project Coordination

WGE helps organize the different elements required to move commercial projects forward.

Technology Flexibility

Equipment should be selected based on the application and client requirements.

Infrastructure Focus

The charger is only one piece of the project. The infrastructure supporting it matters just as much.

Community Access

WGE is committed to expanding access to EV infrastructure across communities and markets.

Long-Term Relationships

Our objective is not simply to complete an installation. We aim to become a trusted EV infrastructure partner as our clients’ charging needs evolve.

Multiple Locations?

One Organization. Multiple Properties. One EV Strategy.

Businesses and organizations with multiple properties need more than unrelated charger installations. WGE can work with clients to evaluate opportunities across an entire portfolio.

Potential planning considerations include:

  • Which locations should be prioritized
  • Appropriate charging level by property
  • Electrical infrastructure requirements
  • Equipment standardization
  • Network management
  • Expansion strategy
  • Implementation sequencing
  • User experience across locations

Whether the organization has two properties or a much larger portfolio, WGE can help develop a more coordinated approach.

Talk to WGE about multi-site deployment

Commercial Site Assessment

Ready to Bring EV Charging to Your Property?

Tell us about your property, organization, and goals. Whether you are beginning to explore EV charging or preparing for installation, WGE can help determine the appropriate next step.

Request a Commercial Site Assessment

Get Started

Energy Everywhere You Go.

From a single property to a multi-location charging strategy, Welsh Global Energy is ready to help you plan what’s next.