Commercial EV Charging Installers in Wales Commercial EV Charging Wales
Celtic Green Energy designs and installs commercial EV charging systems for Welsh businesses, workplaces, fleets and commercial sites. From staff charging to solar powered EV charging, we help you choose the right system, reduce running costs and prepare your business for the shift to electric transport.
Solar and battery integration
Grant guidance available
Welsh commercial energy specialists
Commercial EV Charging for Welsh Businesses
Commercial EV Charging Wales projects are becoming part of everyday business life for many organisations. Whether you run a fleet, manage a workplace, operate a hotel, own a retail site or want to offer charging for staff and visitors, the right EV charging setup can improve convenience, support sustainability targets and reduce long term transport costs.
Celtic Green Energy provides a full commercial EV charging service across Wales, including site surveys, system design, charger specification, installation, commissioning and aftercare.
- Workplace EV charging for staff and visitors
- Fleet charging for vans, cars and commercial vehicles
- Public and customer charging options
- Smart load management
- Solar and battery integration
- Grant and funding guidance
- Full installation and support
Worried About EV Charging Costs, Grid Capacity or Installation Disruption?
Many businesses know they need EV charging, but are unsure where to start. You may be worried about whether your existing electrical supply can cope, whether you need a costly grid upgrade, how staff and visitors will be billed, or how the installation will affect day to day operations.
At Celtic Green Energy, we look at your site properly before recommending anything. We assess your electrical supply, parking layout, charging demand, solar potential and future fleet plans, then design a system that works now and can scale as your business grows.
Grid Capacity
Smart load management can help control demand and reduce the risk of unnecessary upgrade costs.
Running Costs
Combine EV charging with solar panels and battery storage to use more of your own generated electricity.
Staff, Fleet and Visitor Use
Set up access control, usage tracking and payment options depending on how your chargers will be used.
Future Expansion
Start with the chargers you need now and plan infrastructure that can grow with your site.
How We Deliver Your EV Charging Project
Site Survey
We review your electrical supply, parking layout, usage needs and future plans.
Design and Proposal
We specify the right chargers, assess load management and provide a clear proposal.
Grant Guidance
Where available, we help you understand relevant EV charging grants and eligibility.
Installation
Our team installs, tests and commissions your chargers with minimal disruption.
Ongoing Support
We help with monitoring, access control, reporting and future expansion.
EV Charging Grants for Welsh Businesses
Eligible businesses, charities and public sector organisations may be able to access support through the Workplace Charging Scheme. From 1 April 2026, the Workplace Charging Scheme provides up to £500 per socket, capped at 40 sockets across all sites per applicant, and is available until 31 March 2027.
The scheme can cover up to 75% of eligible purchase and installation costs, subject to eligibility and approval. Grant rules can change, so Celtic Green Energy can help you check the latest position before you commit to a project.
Grant availability, eligibility and funding levels are subject to government rules and may change. Source: GOV.UK Workplace Charging Scheme guidance.
Combine EV Charging with Solar Panels and Battery Storage
For many Welsh businesses, the smartest EV charging strategy is to link chargers with commercial solar panels and battery storage. Instead of relying only on grid electricity, your business can generate power during the day, store excess energy and use it to support vehicle charging when needed.
This is especially useful for businesses with daytime vehicles on site, overnight fleet charging, high electricity costs or unused roof space.
EV Charging for Different Commercial Sites
Why Choose Celtic Green Energy?
Choosing the right commercial EV charging installer is about more than fitting a charger. Your business needs a system that is safe, scalable and designed around how your site actually operates.
- Based in Wales and working with Welsh businesses
- Commercial solar, battery and EV charging expertise
- Site survey, design, installation and aftercare
- Practical advice on load management and running costs
- Ability to integrate EV charging with solar and battery storage
- Clear proposals with no confusing jargon
Commercial EV Charging FAQs
How much does commercial EV charging cost?
The cost depends on the number of chargers, power output, cable runs, groundworks, electrical capacity and whether load management is required. A site survey is the best way to get an accurate price.
Can EV chargers be powered by solar panels?
Yes. EV charging can be combined with commercial solar panels and battery storage so your business can use more of its own generated electricity.
Do I need a grid upgrade?
Not always. Smart load management can help balance charging demand across your site and may reduce the need for costly electrical upgrades.
Can staff or visitors pay to use the chargers?
Yes. Many commercial EV chargers can include access control, billing, reporting and usage tracking.
Is grant funding available in Wales?
Eligible businesses in Wales may be able to access the Workplace Charging Scheme. From 1 April 2026 this provides up to £500 per socket, subject to eligibility and scheme rules.
What type of EV charger does my business need?
It depends on how long vehicles stay on site, how many vehicles need charging, your available electrical capacity and whether the chargers are for staff, fleet, visitors or public use.
Can EV charging be combined with battery storage?
Yes. Battery storage can help businesses make better use of solar power, reduce peak demand and support EV charging at more convenient times.