Power is the real gate
Sites get shortlisted on traffic and real estate, then fall over at the grid connection. Capacity, upgrade cost, and queue position arrive too late to change the plan.
EV CHARGING
Site selection, permitting, deployment, and operations for the teams building the next decade of EV charging.
EV charging infrastructure is the bottleneck most network operators did not plan for. Power constraints, permitting delays, and fragmented site data slow every rollout. Sitenna brings the full lifecycle into one platform, so your team can find sites with viable grid capacity, secure leases and permits faster, and operate every charger as a governed, auditable asset.
THE PROBLEM
The strategy is rarely the issue. Rollouts slow down where the data lives in ten places and no one owns the full picture of a site.
Sites get shortlisted on traffic and real estate, then fall over at the grid connection. Capacity, upgrade cost, and queue position arrive too late to change the plan.
Utility approvals, local permits, and make-ready work sit in inboxes and spreadsheets. No one sees the critical path until a date slips.
Host agreements, electrical designs, and survey packs live across drives and vendors. Rebuilding the story for each site burns weeks.
Trenching, transformer upgrades, and long-lead gear land as change orders because the early feasibility work never made it into one record.
Sites go live, but the data that got them there does not follow. Warranty terms, as-builts, and uptime obligations start from scratch.
Chargers energize before pricing, host revenue shares, and billing are wired up, so payback starts later than the board was told.
THE PLATFORM
Six connected capabilities that take a site from a pin on a map to a charger earning revenue, without the spreadsheet handoffs in between.
Overlay power capacity, substation proximity, and fiber alongside traffic and real estate, so viable sites rise to the top before you spend on design.
Run utility approvals, local permits, and make-ready work as gated workflows with owners and dates. See the critical path while there is still time to act.
Capture connection cost, upgrade scope, and timelines against the site from day one, so the build model reflects reality, not optimism.
Coordinate contractors, equipment, and inspections against one program view. Contractor forms and photos land straight on the site record.
Run every charger as a governed asset with equipment detail, warranty terms, and uptime obligations linked to the record that built it.
Hold host agreements, revenue shares, and billing events against each site, so income tracks the asset from the day it energizes.
THE LIFECYCLE
The same record carries a site through every stage. Nothing gets re-keyed, and nothing gets lost at the handoff.
Stage 01
Screen candidates on grid capacity, real estate, and demand together. Shortlist the sites that can actually be built.
Stage 02
Confirm connection cost, make-ready scope, and timeline. Put real numbers into the plan before committing spend.
Stage 03
Execute the host lease, file permits, and coordinate utility approvals, all tracked against one critical path.
Stage 04
Manage make-ready, install, and inspection with contractors reporting into the same record your team works from.
Stage 05
Energize, wire up billing and host revenue, and run each charger as a monitored asset with obligations you can audit.
THE DIFFERENCE
Site selection, permitting, build, and operations sit on the same asset object. The context that got a site live stays with it.
This is purpose-built infrastructure software, not a generic project tool bent into shape. The data model already knows what a site is.
No multi-month configuration project. We set up your templates and get your team working on real sites in weeks.
Grid constraints show up during selection, when you can still change the plan, not after design spend is committed.
Development passes qualified sites into build and operations with no re-keying, so payback is not delayed by lost data.
Every decision, document, and obligation is linked to the site, giving finance and legal one version of the truth.
WHAT IS INCLUDED
The full Sitenna stack, tuned for charging networks. Each module is a product in its own right, and they share one system of record.
Grid-aware site search, feasibility, and host acquisition. Our site acquisition software keeps every prospect and finding in one place.
Hold host leases, easements, and permits against the site with obligations and renewal dates that stay current. Manage access and rights in site control.
Run make-ready, install, and inspection as gated workflows, with contractor forms and photos landing on the record.
Operate each charger as a governed asset. See the wider picture with asset management software across the portfolio.
Track host revenue shares, billing events, and agreements so income follows the asset from energization.
Publish available capacity and stalls to shorten the path from a live site to steady utilization.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Software that runs an EV charging site from candidate selection through to a live, revenue-earning charger. It holds grid capacity data, feasibility, host agreements, permits, make-ready work, deployment, and charger operations against a single site record.
Yes. Grid capacity, substation proximity, and connection queue position are overlaid alongside traffic and real estate data at the screening stage, so sites that cannot be energised economically are filtered out before you spend on design.
Connection cost, upgrade scope, and timelines are captured against the site from day one, so the build model reflects the real cost of make-ready rather than an early estimate that has to be revised as change orders arrive.
Utility approvals, local permits, and make-ready work run as gated workflows with named owners and dates. The critical path is visible while there is still time to act, rather than surfacing when a date has already slipped.
Most teams are working on real sites within weeks. We configure your site templates and absorb your existing data, so there is no long implementation before the platform is useful.
Yes. Host agreements, revenue shares, and billing events are held against each site, so income tracks the asset from the day it energises rather than being reconciled separately.
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