Amenity
Charging can make a site more useful for customers, guests, visitors and tenants.
Destination and public charging
EV charging for sites people already visit.
ChargeServe owns and operates EV charging assets for retail parks, hotels, leisure sites and other public-facing destinations where charging can support footfall, dwell time and customer amenity.
Why hosts consider it
Charging can be an amenity, a reason to stay and a commercial asset.
Dwell time
Destination charging works best where users naturally stay long enough for a meaningful charge.
Revenue structure
Where appropriate, the commercial model can include a revenue-share arrangement for the host.
Site fit
The site needs the right parking behaviour, not just spare bays.
Destination charging depends on how people use the site. A strong location has enough demand, dwell time and practical access to make the charging asset work.
Ownership model
ChargeServe owns and runs the chargers.
The host provides the site opportunity. ChargeServe carries the ownership, operation and maintenance of the charging asset, with the commercial structure agreed around the site.