Locals News: Zeco Systems Introduces Greenlots EV Charging Stations

Marketed under the trademark, Greenlots®, the solutions offer a platform for utilities, municipalities, car park operators, EV manufacturers and distributors and others the opportunity to install, own and operate their own local charging network for electric vehicles.

The shift towards electric vehicles is a major trend in transportation, driven by an increased focus on climate change, pollution, and peak oil. “The beauty of electric vehicles is that the infrastructure is already in place,” said Oliver Risse, Managing Director of GreenlotsÒ. “We have designed GreenlotsÒ to be affordable, easy to install and convenient to use. This makes it simple for our global distribution partners to own and operate their own local networks, and for EVs to proliferate.”

Major international cities such as London, New York and Tokyo are gearing up with plans to install thousands of EV charging stations. In early 2009, Greenlots introduced Singapore’s first commercial EVs and has already begun installation of EV charging points at various locations throughout Singapore. With its first distribution partners in Europe and Asia Pacific, Greenlots is aggressively seeking distribution partners in EV “hot spot” cities.

Greenlots solutions are based on usage patterns of electric vehicle drivers and tap into the existing grid infrastructure of the city. This makes Greenlots solutions highly convenient and affordable for network operators and simultaneously accessible for drivers of electric vehicles. Greenlots solutions allow network operators to utilize existing electricity and parking infrastructure with limited additional cost to operate a commercial network of charging points.

The modular design allows network operators to scale-up their networks according to the deployment of EVs in a city. Greenlots networks are managed and monitored via a web-based platform. “We provide the tools and services to make the lives of our partners and network operators easier,” said Risse.

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