Electric Mobility
Installing an EV charger isn't just plugging into an outlet.
It's engineering, code compliance and safety. We deliver a diagnosis of the existing installation, electrical sizing, design, upgrades, installation and commissioning. We don't just sell you a piece of equipment.
Every context, a different pain point
Infrastructure for every kind of use
Homes
Everyday convenience: charge at home, without relying on public charging stations.
Condominiums
The right question is about shared electrical infrastructure: we analyze it before installing.
Businesses & Industry
Talent attraction and retention, ESG, and an electrified company fleet.
Fleets
Predictable operating costs and charge planning at scale.
AC or DC?
AC chargers (up to 22 kW) are the standard choice for homes, condominiums and businesses, charging overnight or during work hours. DCchargers ("fast charging", 40 kW+) are for those who need to charge in minutes, like public charging points or fleets in constant rotation.
We don't just install the charger
We also operate our own charging network: Renew Recharge. We know what works in practice because we operate real charging points, every day.
Get to know Renew RechargeFrequently asked questions
Real questions, answered on video by our own team
Can charging an EV in the rain cause a shock?
No, as long as the installation follows a proper technical design: dedicated circuits, breakers, RCDs and surge protectors, and correct grounding. Exactly what we require in every installation. The risk comes from someone trying to 'just plug into an outlet' without that design.
Wallbox or portable charger: which is worth it?
A fixed wallbox charges faster and is the right choice for daily use at home or in a condominium. The portable one is useful as a backup or for people who move between addresses, but it charges more slowly and depends on a suitable outlet.
Does a charger in a condominium need a project?
Yes. It requires a prior review of the electrical infrastructure: power supply, transformer, panels and available demand. We carry out that assessment before any installation (see the Condominiums section).
Can I just buy a charger and install it myself?
We don't recommend it. Every installation requires a review of the electrical grid, sizing, design and commissioning. Skipping this step can create an electrical hazard and void the equipment's warranty.
Let's assess the installation of your charger?
Home, condominium, business or fleet. Every project starts with a technical diagnosis.