Frequently asked questions

A demand charge is a fee on a commercial electricity bill based on the highest rate of power a facility draws during a short interval — typically 15 minutes — in the billing period, not on how much total energy it used. Unmanaged EV charging can set that peak and price the whole month. Demand Charges 101 →

Energy Guardian is a rate-aware energy optimization platform from EVready Energy. It measures the energy use behind EV charging and building loads, optimizes it against the utility tariff to control demand charges and electricity costs, and works across major charger networks rather than replacing existing hardware. How Energy Guardian works →

EVready Energy holds Sourcewell cooperative contract #041525-EVRY for EV charging and energy management. Eligible members — cities, counties, K-12, higher ed, transit and state agencies, and nonprofits — can purchase strategy, installation, and management under the awarded contract, typically without a separate months-long RFP. Confirm the rules that apply in your jurisdiction with your procurement office. Sourcewell path →

EVready works with franchised auto dealerships and dealer groups, commercial fleet and depot operators, multifamily property owners, parking operators, and public-sector agencies — including organizations purchasing through Sourcewell contract #041525-EVRY. Industries →

EVready provides EV charging strategy, certified installation, and energy management for commercial and public-sector organizations — so charging is designed, installed, and operated as one system rather than a hardware drop. Consulting → · Installation →

Book a strategy call. For public-sector buyers, confirm or activate a free Sourcewell membership, then we map sites, funding eligibility, and the cooperative procurement path. Contact →