Energy administration firm Eaton and charging infrastructure supplier Cost Enterprises have introduced a strategic collaboration to supply charging infrastructure options for fleets and automotive sellers.

The businesses will provide built-in charging infrastructure, together with {hardware}, software program, companies, coaching, upkeep, and assist for onsite renewables and power storage techniques. Cost will supply bespoke infrastructure companies and customized ancillary software program options. Eaton will present EV charging options, energy distribution gear and power storage techniques, together with its EV chargers and Charging Community Administration software program.

“Working intently with Eaton, we’re providing a premier answer for fleets,” mentioned Mark LaNeve, President of Cost. “Eaton is delivering clever and revolutionary electrical options for inexpensive and sustainable EV charging, whereas Cost integrates years of car experience and premium companies to develop, plan and create fleet fashions that assist Whole Value of Possession (TCO) and maximize EV uptime in addition to offering distant upkeep and monitoring.”

“At Eaton, we’re all in on electrification, and we’re proud to work with Cost to expedite and simplify EV charging tasks and allow fleets throughout the US to quickly obtain new ranges of sustainability and value financial savings,” mentioned Paul Ryan, Director of Related Options and EV Charging at Eaton.

Supply: Eaton