Revolutionizing energy efficiency with smart management solutions
Intelligently optimize, monitor, and control your EV charging stations for unparalleled efficiency and sustainability with CURRENT.
Energy management using smart technologies
Ensure high customer satisfaction and prevent grid overloading with our energy management tools.
- Static Load Management
- Dynamic Load Management
- Peak Power Control
- Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G)
- Spot pricing
- Queue Management
- Static Load Management
- Dynamic Load Management
- Peak Power Control
- Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G)
- Spot pricing
- Queue Management
Static Load Management
Pre-determine and allocate fixed power limits to your EV charging network, making sure the total load remains within the capacity of the electrical system.
Dynamic Load Management
Dynamic Load Management allows you to set a defined maximum power limit for all your chargers and optimize your current electrical infrastructure; ensuring that you never exceed your power threshold & guaranteeing a stable and controlled power distribution.
Peak Power Control
Reduce electricity consumption during periods of high demand, by using energy storage system or adjusting load patterns with CURRENT CPMS.
Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G)
Unleash the power of Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) with CURRENT. This technology enables electric vehicles (EVs) to not only draw power from the grid for charging but also to feed power back into the grid when needed.
Spot pricing
With Spot pricing, you can adjust the cost of EV charging based on real-time market conditions, helping customers save money and promote more sustainable energy usage.
Queue Management
When there is restricted power capacity, we share energy so that everybody gets enough in their EV battery. We can prioritize chargers who should receive more power than others.
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