Thundergrid has formally been acquired by Landis+Gyr – a publicly listed, leading global provider of integrated energy management solutions, headquartered in Switzerland.

Moore Wilson’s partnered with Thundergrid to offer faster charging for EV drivers in the Wellington region.

New Zealand’s electric vehicle charging network is getting a boost with New Zealand Green Investment Finance’s $1m investment in EV charger and network management company Thundergrid.

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We’re ecstatic to share that several of our projects have received funding from the Government’s new-look Low Emission Transport Fund (LETF). This fund, administered by EECA, supports the demonstration and adoption of low emission transport technology, innovation and infrastructure to accelerate the decarbonisation of the New Zealand transport sector.

Simple to deploy EV Home Fleet Charging solutions. Many organisations who are moving fleets to electric find the costs to install central banks of chargers in their buildings prohibitive – triggering expensive power connection upgrades. Rolling out EV chargers in employees’ residential homes provides scalability. Thundergrid specialises in EV Home Fleet Charging solutions that are simple to deploy. Cost, HR, installation, health and safety, reimbursement and reporting are sorted, simply.

When you run the national high voltage transmission network across New Zealand, you naturally want to ensure whatever infrastructure you put in to charge your growing Electric Vehicle fleet doesn’t cause strain on your national grid (and your facilities).

In early 2020, Transpower installed 12 Thundergrid charge stations across both their Wellington Headquarters and Christchurch facilities.

Want to place several EV chargers in one building? Load management is CRITICAL

With the adoption of EVs growing exponentially, and more manufacturers committing to going all-electric in the coming years, charging electric vehicles poses a risk if not done correctly.

Smart, scalable EV chargers that manage power load automatically are essential.