Symphonics Borne Recharge Service are collaborating on smart management of electric vehicle charging
The aim of this collaboration is to improve energy management for recharging electric vehicles.
Why is intelligent control essential?
This service aims to trigger recharging based on various electricity pricing or CO2 footprint signals, with the aim of reducing consumers' energy bills and carbon footprint by optimizing recharging at times when energy is cheapest and least carbon-intensive.
Benefits for users
For private individuals, the cost of recharging an electric vehicle is on average 3 times lower than the equivalent cost of filling up with petrol for combustion vehicles. The cost of home recharging is billed at between 0.16 and 0.28 euros per kilowatt-hour (kWh), depending on electricity contract rates.
United by a shared goal of reducing both their users’ energy bills and their carbon footprint, Symphonics and Borne Recharge Service are actively collaborating to improve smart energy management services for electric vehicle charging.
How does Symphonics recharging?
Currently, for certain parking and energy contract setups, Symphonics technology already Symphonics to shift 20% of charging costs to off-peak hours, which are, on average, 30% cheaper than peak hours.
What's more, according to a study on the carbon intensity of the energy mix based on Eco2Mix data, this shift to off-peak hours reduces CO2 emissions by 27% for the same charging sessions.
The Symphonics Advantage
Symphonics support Symphonics stop there, as Symphonics also Symphonics ensure that the subscription plans and options in the electricity supply contract are appropriately sized based on current and future charging needs.
Conclusion
The two companies are also collaborating on models and extensions to these services, in order to adapt recharging to price signals on the energy markets. The value extracted from these optimizations is significant in terms of energy bills, and is currently driving these developments.
About Borne Recharge Service
Founded in 2012, Borne Recharge Service is an installer and operator of infrastructure and charging stations for all electric vehicles. Borne Recharge Service deploys solutions adapted to all the parking configurations of its private customers, Syndics, social landlords or professionals. Initially developed to meet the challenges of collective housing, the services offered by Borne Recharge Service are being strengthened to address the needs of businesses and their employees at home. Whether recharging is deployed in indoor or outdoor parking lots, or for individual or shared use, Borne Recharge Service's ambition is to offer solutions for secure, intelligent, universal recharging that is accessible to as many people as possible. It is with this aim in mind that its subsidiary BR PARK and the CDC Habitat Group have signed a 20-year concession to install and operate the IRVEs in its portfolio.
Further information: https: //bornerecharge.fr/ and https://brpark.fr/ Press contact: presse@bornerecharge.fr
ABOUT SYMPHONICS
Founded in 2023, Symphonics an innovative French scale-up at the heart of the green transition, specializing in the smart management of equipment for the production, supply, storage, and consumption of electricity. Through its connected platform, Symphonics significantly reduce its customers’ energy bills and carbon footprint by automatically shifting their consumption to times when energy is cheapest and has the lowest carbon footprint.
Symphonics “Managed Energy” solutions, including electricity buyback and energy flexibility, to its residential, commercial, and industrial customers.
Certified byRTEand awarded the Deeptech label byBPI France, Symphonics authorized to manage electricity generation, storage, and consumption. With more than 350,000 connected devices, Symphonics individuals and businesses achieve lower-cost, greener energy consumption.
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