Powering Sustainability: Why Integrated EV Chargers are Essential

The UK is racing toward a carbon-neutral future, with businesses playing a crucial role in reducing emissions. Industrial locations such as warehouses, factories, and logistics hubs are uniquely positioned to lead the way by integrating electric vehicle (EV) chargers into their existing infrastructure. By tapping into the power of your industrial door motor’s electric supply, facilities can take a major step toward sustainability without breaking the bank. 

The UK government has set ambitious targets to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, and businesses are under increasing pressure to adapt. With the rise of electric fleets, the demand for charging infrastructure is growing exponentially. Transitioning to carbon neutrality is no longer a choice—it’s a necessity for staying competitive and compliant with future regulations. 

 

However, for many businesses, the path to sustainability is riddled with challenges. Installing EV chargers often comes with significant costs, especially when connecting directly to the mains. The process can also seem complex, with concerns about disruption to operations, space constraints, and the need for reliable, on-demand charging solutions. 

 

With modern technology, integrating EV chargers into your industrial facility has never been easier. By utilising the existing power supply of your industrial door motor, you can bypass costly connections to the mains and make efficient use of your current electrical infrastructure. Solutions like the GfA TS 971 control panel with Charge Management Function paired with the go-e EV charger offer an innovative way to meet charging demands while keeping costs under control. 

 

This system is designed for flexibility and durability. It can be installed inside or outside the building, allowing businesses to adapt to their unique needs. With smart controls accessible via mobile devices, managing and monitoring your charging stations becomes a seamless experience. 

 

For many businesses, the transition to carbon neutrality can feel daunting. Some common pain points include: 

 

• Expanding Electric Fleets: As companies adopt larger EV fleets, the pressure to provide sufficient charging infrastructure grows. Without reliable chargers, operations can grind to a halt. 

 

• On-Demand Charging: The logistics sector, in particular, requires quick and efficient charging to maintain tight schedules and avoid downtime. 

 

• High Installation Costs: Connecting chargers to the mains is often expensive and time-consuming. By contrast, integrating chargers into your door motor’s existing power supply offers a cost-effective alternative. 

 

• Sustainability Goals vs. Practicality: Many businesses struggle to balance their environmental goals with financial and operational constraints. 

 

By addressing these challenges head-on, integrated EV chargers provide a practical and sustainable solution, helping businesses stay on track to meet their carbon-neutral targets. 

 

Transitioning to sustainable solutions can be a significant investment, and getting it right requires expert guidance. With decades of experience, Stanair is your trusted partner for integrating EV chargers into industrial facilities. Our team ensures a smooth installation process, leveraging your existing infrastructure to minimise costs and disruptions. 

 

Stanair’s approach is tailored to your specific needs, ensuring that your charging stations are not only functional but also optimised for your operations. Whether installed indoors or outdoors, these systems are built to withstand the rigors of industrial use, providing reliable performance for years to come. 

 

Sustainability isn’t just about compliance—it’s about creating a better future for your business and the planet. By integrating EV chargers into your industrial doors or loading bays, you’re making a tangible commitment to reducing emissions and supporting the UK’s transition to carbon neutrality. 

 

Now is the time to act. With Stanair’s expertise and ongoing commitment to innovation, going green is not only achievable but also cost-effective. Don’t let the challenges of sustainability hold you back—embrace the opportunity to lead your industry toward a cleaner, greener future.