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Bring EV Charging Into Your Energy Strategy

Eneprox Flow connects to any OCPP-compliant charge point automatically, and folds usage, cost and fault data into the same platform as the rest of your building's energy — instead of managing charging as a separate system.

Today's EV Charging Challenge

EV charging is becoming another energy system to manage — usually on its own

As more businesses install EV charge points for staff, tenants, guests or fleet vehicles, that charging load is rarely connected to the rest of the building's energy data. That makes it harder to see true utilisation, understand the cost impact, or plan for additional capacity.

EV Charge Point Installations is part of Eneprox Flow, the same platform as your energy budgeting and energy performance monitoring — so EV charging becomes part of your energy strategy, not a blind spot in a separate system.

Charging Data, Not a Charging Silo

Bringing EV charge point visibility into the same platform as your budgeting and monitoring data.

Works with Any OCPP Charger — connects over the industry-standard OCPP protocol, so you're not locked into one hardware vendor
Live Fleet Visibility — see every charge point's status (available, charging, idle or faulted) and session activity in one view
Automatic Fault Alerts — a faulted charger raises a maintenance ticket and notifies your facilities team automatically, so issues get fixed fast
Smarter Load Management — coordinate EV charging with the rest of your building's consumption
Cost Allocation & Session Billing — automatically invoice completed charging sessions and allocate costs to tenants, fleets or departments
One Platform, Not a Silo — EV data sits alongside your budgeting, energy performance monitoring and solar data
Support for Electrification Planning — use real usage and demand data to plan additional charge points or capacity upgrades
EV charge point installations and commercial charging stations

Adding EV to Your Energy Platform

How We Work

Assessment
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Assessment

We review your existing or planned charge points, current usage patterns and how charging costs are managed today.

Integration
02

Integration

We connect your charge points via OCPP — the open standard almost every charger supports — alongside your building's energy data.

Onboarding
03

Onboarding

Your team gets dashboard access to charger usage, cost allocation and load data, alongside your other energy insights.

Ongoing Monitoring
04

Ongoing Monitoring

We continue to track charging load, cost impact and utilisation as your EV charging needs grow.

Contact Sales to talk through your EV charge points and where they fit into your energy strategy.

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EV charging data as part of one integrated platform

Part of the Same Platform, Not a Bolt-On

Eneprox Flow already brings together energy budgeting, energy performance monitoring, solar and contract procurement.

EV Charge Point Installations is part of that same product, so charging load can be seen alongside the rest of your building's consumption, factored into your budget, and planned for as part of your wider energy and sustainability strategy. Every remote command sent to a charger is logged in a full audit trail, so you always know who did what and when.

Ready to Bring EV Charging Into Your Energy Platform?

Tell us about your charge points and current usage, and we'll talk through what's possible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Our focus is bringing your charge point data into Eneprox Flow alongside your wider energy data. Tell us about your charge points, existing or planned, and we'll talk through what's possible for your site.

Where usage data is available at charge point level, we can help you understand and allocate those costs — whether that's to tenants, departments or fleet operators.

OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol) is the industry-standard way charge points communicate with a management platform. Because Eneprox Flow supports it, virtually any OCPP-compliant charger — whatever the manufacturer — can connect without a bespoke integration project.

EV charging load is factored in alongside the rest of your building's consumption, so it shows up in the same Eneprox Flow budgeting forecast and monitoring dashboard as the rest of your building, rather than sitting in a separate system.

Yes — once we can see real usage data from your existing charging and building load, that's used to inform planning conversations around additional charge points or capacity upgrades.

Yes — offices, retail, manufacturing, warehousing, healthcare, education, hospitality and mixed-use portfolios all use EV Charge Point Installations the same way, whether you're supporting staff, tenants, guests or a fleet.