EV & Emerging Technologies

EV & Emerging Tech Solutions

Charging Into the Future with Emerging Electrical Technologies

Ullman Electric & Technologies is staying true to its name in keeping up with the latest and greatest electrical tech including EV CHARGERS, BATTERY PLANTS, and more.

EV CHARGING STATIONS
Our team can help you plan, install, and maintain EV Chargers. We’ll help you from everything from planning utility upgrades to finding and purchasing the right chargers for your project size and scope.  Already have a plan or charger in mind? We can work within a given spec, too.

Our electricians have installed EV Chargers for large fleets, as well as units for car dealerships, parking garages, apartments, and offices. With hundreds of EV Chargers under our belt, you can rest assured you’re in good hands when you choose Ullman Electric for your EV Charger project.

BATTERY PLANTS
The demand for readily-available and consistent power is only increasing. The world relies more heavily on electricity to run their industrial automation, their vehicles, and their data, phones, and computers than ever before.

Many businesses now choose to generate and store their own power in order to lower their energy bills, improve their carbon footprint and reduce their reliance on the conventional grid. Whether your company employs solar panels, wind farms, or simply “buys” energy when rates are low, a way to store the energy for future use needs to be employed.  That’s where our team comes in.

The on-demand availability of battery-stored power, as well as the increasing scalability and modularity of design makes them an attractive option for many businesses.

MICROGRIDS
Even though they have been around for year, it is becoming apparent that the future of electricity might be in creating microgrids.

The Department of Energy describes a microgrid as “a group of interconnected loads and distributed energy resources within clearly defined electrical boundaries that acts as a single controllable entity with respect to the grid. Microgrids can connect and disconnect from the grid to enable them to operate in both grid-connected or island mode.”

The first step to determine if this is a solution for your business would be to walk through an assessment of your current and future load demands, your budget, and your current utility costs with a feasibility study with someone at Ullman Electric.

 

 

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