To install charging points in your car park, start by checking the obligations that apply to your site, then the conditions of the Advenir programme in force, before sizing the power and the management system. This order avoids unpleasant surprises: a poorly sized project can force you to raise the subscribed power and durably increase the bill.
Which obligations apply to your car park?
Charging-point equipment obligations exist for some car parks, notably in non-residential buildings and new or heavily renovated constructions. They depend on the building type, the number of spaces and the date of the project. Check which ones apply to your site with your IRVE installer (EV charging infrastructure) or in the texts in force: anticipating them avoids facing them under pressure, at a higher cost.
How does the Advenir programme work?
Advenir is a funding programme that covers part of the cost of charging points for certain categories of beneficiaries, such as businesses, fleets or multi-unit buildings. The amounts, eligible beneficiaries and filing rules are revised regularly: consult the conditions in force before signing a quote or starting the works.
How to size and manage the installation?
The right sizing starts from usage: number of vehicles, parking time, space rotation. Dynamic management, which shares the available power between charging points, most often limits the need to raise the subscribed power. At Eneffic, we install charging points and supply the electricity that feeds them: we therefore handle the equipment and the electricity contract together, with a single point of contact.
The 4 project steps
Study the usage
Vehicles, parking time and space rotation.
Check the funding conditions
Advenir conditions in force, to consult before the works begin.
Install and connect
Charging points, dynamic power management and commissioning.
Manage and monitor
Supervision, charge rebilling and adjustment of the electricity contract.
Key takeaways
Check your obligations first
They vary with the type and size of the building and car park.
Advenir: check the conditions in force
Amounts and filing rules change: consult the programme before starting the works.
Smart management avoids extra costs
Dynamic power sharing limits the need to raise the subscribed power.
