The challenge:
When electric trucks push the grid connection to its limits
Logistics depots have special requirements for charging infrastructure
Many electric trucks or mixed fleets
Without intelligent load management, the available connection power is distributed equally across all charging points—regardless of vehicle type or departure time. This leads to inefficient charging and high operating costs.
Limited grid connection
The expansion of grid connections is very expensive, requires numerous approvals, and can be delayed for years or even decades.
High load peaks
Even a single unplanned peak in power consumption can be enough to significantly increase network costs—depending on the tariff, for the entire month or even for the whole year.
Fixed departure times and tight time slots
Scheduling tools must be integrated so that departure times can be adhered to and loading priorities can be controlled automatically.
