EV Managed Charging
Manage Home Charging and Public Charging with One Platform
Manage Home Charging and Public Charging with One Platform
33% increase
average increase of utility bill after getting an EV
145,000,000
Electric Vehicles by 2030
100%
EV news articles mention charging or range
41,000
charging stations deployed in the US
Drivers want to make sure their cars are charged when they need them. Utilities need EV charging to happen when there is more power available. Our platform aligns those needs by shifting charging to when it makes the most sense.
Fixed time-of-use rates are already causing small peaks at various utilities as a result of EVs charging at the exact same time. In addition, time-of-use rates aren’t flexible with the varying output of renewables. Charge cars when the sun is shining or the wind is blowing to minimize the impact on the grid and cut everyone’s costs.
Managed charging solutions need to be cost effective, easy to onboard people, and universal. With our ability to use smart meter data with disaggregation, car telematics, or connected chargers, our platform works for all your customers without them needing to upgrade their systems. Scalable – Equitable – Simple.
EV charger installations require more than just a charger. Additional costs can include:
These costs can add up to over $10,000 for the homeowner. Rainforest provides real-time energy management that can curtail EV charging when the rest of the things in the home are taking too much power and avoid the need for upgrades.
EV Drivers don’t want to think about charging their car, let alone program their cars to charge at different times of the day. With our platform they just need to plug in and we’ll manage the rest. Your customers will save money and be happy that their utility is helping them with their EV experience.
Finding a suitable public charger is tricky: plugs, speed, cost, location, availability. If you are providing your customers with a perfect solution for managing their home charging, give them that same experience when they’re on the road.