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Commercial EV Charger Installation in New York

Northeast · Serving New York City, Buffalo, Rochester and statewide

EV adoption in New York is compounding, and the properties that install charging early capture the drivers first. We work statewide, from New York City and Buffalo to smaller markets, supplying and installing Level 2 and DC fast charging and standing behind it with a service plan.

What charging projects look like in New York

Most New York projects come down to available electrical capacity. We run the load calculation first, then design around what the service can actually support, using load management and phased buildouts instead of an expensive service upgrade wherever that works.

Properties we power here

  • Condo, apartment and mixed-use garages with per-resident billing
  • Office parks and workplace charging for employee retention
  • Retail centers and hotels drawing EV drivers off major corridors

Incentives and utility programs

NYSERDA's Charge Ready NY rebate plus Con Edison's PowerReady make-ready program can cover most infrastructure cost. NYC garage projects are permit-intensive and benefit from experienced coordination.

The 30% federal Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit applies nationwide in eligible census tracts, and we prepare the documentation with your project.

Permitting and utility coordination

Permitting in New York runs through county and municipal building departments, and we manage that end to end alongside the utility service application with Con Edison and the other serving utilities in your area.

Serving markets across NY

New York CityBuffaloRochesterYonkersSyracuseAlbany

Serving utilities

  • Con Edison
  • National Grid
  • NYSEG
  • Central Hudson
  • PSEG Long Island
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One company, start to finish

We supply the chargers, perform the installation with our own licensed crews and maintain the equipment afterward. One contract, one point of contact, one warranty conversation.

How we work

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