ADI Analytics conducted a three-week study of the electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) market to support a client’s investment planning.
The client
A firm exploring growth opportunities in the electric vehicle infrastructure space, with a focus on charging equipment, power systems, and associated services.
The situation
The client needed a forward-looking assessment of EV adoption and associated infrastructure investment needs, including power demand, charging equipment, and related services.
ADI’s contributions
EV adoption outlook
Forecasted EV car sales through 2030 to inform infrastructure demand.
Power demand projection
Estimated the additional grid demand from EV adoption by 2030.
EVSE investment analysis
Modeled investment requirements for charging infrastructure buildout through 2030.
EPC and aftermarket services outlook
Estimated investments required for engineering, procurement, construction (EPC), and long-term maintenance services.
Key outcomes
- ADI’s analysis enabled the client to better understand infrastructure gaps and investment needs, informing strategic planning and resource allocation.
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