More than affordable electricity, solar panels keep EVs running carbon footprint-free. Drivers get all the miles with none of the dependency on fossil fuels. For businesses, solar with EV charging can also attract new customers while benefiting employees.
Choose All Energy Solar for Your Solar EV Needs
Electric vehicles are changing the way people drive — and All Energy Solar makes solar-powered EV charging easy. We’re experts in doing solar charging right.
- Licensed electrical contractors
- Licensed building contractors
- Building, fire, and electrical code compliant
- North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners
Get Home Solar EV Charging Installed
We help homeowners make electric vehicle ownership as green as possible. All Energy Solar creates systems that charge the vehicle or the entire home.
A flexible and dependable power source
- All Energy Solar can increase your panels as the number of EVs you own or miles driven changes
- When the grid goes down, solar keeps charging your EV’s battery throughout the day
Add a Commercial Solar EV Charging Station
As more customers and employees use electric vehicles, the need for convenient charging stations amps up. All Energy Solar can install your custom-built or pre-built stations.
Be a preferable and accessible destination
- EV charging makes it possible for more people to drive to and from your business in an EV
- Customers and employees who own EVs will see you as a destination of choice
Why Solar Charging for EVs Makes Sense
There are several reasons to consider a battery backup system. Some are obvious; others could be essential benefits you haven’t considered yet.
Affordable
- Solar electricity costs less than utility rates
- Less upkeep than grid-tied charging stations
Safer
- No carbon emissions
- Works during power outages
- Reduces high voltage power lines and circuits
Great for business
- Attracts new customers and sales
- You’re listed on EV charging apps
- Profitable (charge per minute/kWh)
- Creates an employee benefit/recruitment tool
Adding Solar EV Charging to Your Property
The specifics of adding a solar storage station for electric vehicles will always have variables. But how All Energy Solar approaches your solution is well established. We’ll guide you through the steps to support your decision-making process.
Solar + EV FAQs
Yes. You can charge your EV directly from solar panels by day or from a battery storage system or the electric grid at night.
EV charging comes in level 1 (120 volts), level 2 (240 volts) and level 3 (480 volts). Solar panels can support all three options, but the most common are level 1 or 2. All Energy Solar installs Level 2 EV chargers.
Yes, as long as your EV charger is on the same electric service as your solar, the solar will support its electric demands. If you are not producing enough solar to power your home’s electric loads, the grid will step in to meet the home’s energy demands, including those for your EV charger.
As more people are considering the move to fully electric vehicles, the need for private electric vehicle charging stations is on the rise. What better way to generate that EV power than with solar? It’s a great opportunity to kick fossil fuels to the curb at home and on the road. Businesses with Solar + EV Chargers can promote these features as benefits for employees to use when onsite at your property and attract customers for longer stays. Plus, since EVs have high electric demands, having solar can help offset some of that usage.
See Our Recent Solar + EV Installations
See Our Recent Solar Installations
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