Charge your electric fleet and customer vehicles efficiently.
With experience in commercial level 2 and level 3 charging, Evalence is equipped to next commercial upgrade. Evalence is your electrification partner for Commercial EV. Three reasons why we're leading electric performance:
Imagine showing up to a fuel pump in the middle of winter, low on fuel - and the pump is broken. In Canada, charger reliability is a key component for electric performance.
Evalence EV charging experts are equipped with the latest charging technology to ensure your vehicle is fueled when you need it, everyday.
Evalence are experts in energy management technology for electric vehicle charging.
Whether you are looking for charging for 2 vehicles or 200, Evalence has the expertise to manage the new infrastructure load to charge these assets efficiently
The Evalence team is composed of electrical and civil engineers, master- and journeyperson electricians, and experienced supervisors that can get your project done on-time and on-budget.
We're one of the leading installers of electric vehicle chargers and energy management systems in the province. We have a vast internal catalog of products for energy management and electric vehicle chargers to fully customize every electric installation to meet cost, access, and electrical capacity limitations.
3 - 22kW
Workplaces, Overnight parking
16 - 4 hr.
100 - 350 kW
Commute, Quick Charge
30 - 10 min.
300 - 600 kW
Construction Equipment,
bus, and semi
< 15 min
Our Recent Projects in Calgary and Edmonton:
Governments are offering millions through low-interest loans and grants to improve the energy efficiency of their home.
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The Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) provides funding towards the deployment of electric vehicle (EV) chargers and hydrogen refuelling stations across Canada.
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Yes of course! We offer a standard solar workmanship warranty of 5 years on all solar installations. Additionally, most of our components come with a standard 10 year manufacturer warranty + up to 25 year solar performance warranties.
We have offices in Calgary and Edmonton, and employ team members in both cities and surrounding areas.
Yes, a recapture of the credit received will apply if the property is converted to a non-eligible use, disposed of or exported from Canada within 10 years of the date it was acquired.
The ITC is calculated net of other incentives. The capital cost base on which the ITC is calculated must be adjusted for any other ITCs applicable to the property. Furthermore, where the taxpayer has received assistance, either from the government or non-government organizations, the ITC is calculated on the cost base of the equipment net of any financial assistance received.
EV fast charging stations commonly use connectors such as CHAdeMO, CCS (Combined Charging System), and Tesla's proprietary Supercharger connector. The choice of connector depends on the vehicle's manufacturer and region, but most stations support multiple types to accommodate different EV models.
Charging times at fast charging stations vary based on factors like the vehicle's battery size, the starting charge level, and the station's power output. As a general guideline, EVs can charge to 80% in approximately 30 minutes at a fast charging station, though newer technologies and higher power stations may reduce this time further.
Yes, there are different levels of fast charging stations categorized by their power output. Level 2 DC fast chargers typically operate at 50 kW to 150 kW, while ultra-fast chargers can exceed 350 kW. The higher the power output, the faster the charging speed, but the compatibility and charging capabilities may vary depending on the EV model and its charging specifications.
EV fast charging in winter can be affected by lower battery efficiency and slower charging speeds due to cold temperatures. Preconditioning systems help mitigate these effects by warming the battery before charging, optimizing performance. Despite challenges, modern EVs and fast charging stations are designed to maintain efficient charging even in colder conditions, ensuring practical usability year-round.