EV Grid-to-Charger

ABB has the right equipment for any EV Grid-to-Charger application.

Simplify your electric vehicle charging infrastructure projects with ABB. From residential charging, public passenger charging, bus fleets, and light-duty fleets to medium/heavy-duty fleets charging infrastructure, ABB offers world-class Electric Vehicle (EV) market technology and the products needed for a full installation. ABB has products needed to build the infrastructure, ranging from switchboards, transformers, load centers, power panelboards, safety switches, circuit breakers, and surge protective devices (SPDs) to AC and DC Electric Vehicle chargers. Having the right plan and consultative support throughout the process is crucial.

ABB’s reliable EV Grid-to-charger tech support and customer service provide the support you need for EV Grid-to-charger solution architecture planning, installation projects, and flexible integrations for future upgrades.

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EV Grid-to-Charger Simulator

See the electrical equipment and estimated utility service needed for nearly any combination of EV chargers. Includes charger and equipment information for residential, public, light-duty fleets, and medium/heavy-duty commercial charging fleets.

EV Charging for Contractors and Distributors Online Training Module

Purpose: Learn why the EV adoption trend is still accelerating and discuss how EV charging will transform the electrical market.

Goal of training:

Select the right equipment for the application.
Identify new opportunities.
Discuss ABB’s offering with your customers.

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EV Grid-to-Charger segments

Public passenger EV charging

Commercial fleet EV charging

Public Transit EV Charging

Home EV charging

Since 2021, the number of EV cars purchased has doubled. An entire infrastructure is required to support EVs, including chargers, gear and components, and upgrades to the electric grid. In total, e-mobility is predicted to be a $100 billion market in the U.S. by 2030. EVs create revenue opportunities for both residential and commercial markets. ABB understands the important considerations for grid-to-charger electrical distribution systems, charger types, power levels, and equipment needs for a wide range of applications and installations in the EV market segment. With government programs like the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) states are allotted funds to deploy electric vehicle (EV) charging stations for public use. The program’s goal is to create a national public charging network with a minimum of four 150-kilowatt chargers every 50 miles along major highways. There is a pledge to provide a total of $5 billion over five years to all 50 states for EV investment (including charger-related equipment and the electrical components for installation and service). This opportunity applies to utility upgrades needed to support the charging network.