Charging Analytics Program
Smart decisions about electric vehicle installations start with getting the most comprehensive information available about the EV market. We’ll get you there.
Driving Smarter Decisions in EV Charging
Too many decisions in the EV charging space are made with incomplete or inconsistent information. The Charging Analytics program changes that. Our platform connects every dot in the EV ecosystem, delivering unmatched visibility into:
- Fast charging utilization
- Session behavior
- Reliability
- Amenities
- Pricing
- Safety
With this level of detail and consistency, stakeholders can plan smarter, invest confidently, and optimize operations for better returns.
This program is a partnership between the Transportation Energy Institute and Paren, the industry’s leading EV charging data platform. Together we can provide site owners with unparalleled data and insights.
This collaboration offers access to advanced analytics built on billions of unique data points from Paren. The result? A clearer, more complete view of charging performance across the market.
Site owners will benefit from:
- Market intelligence and benchmarking
- Custom analytical support
Utilization near key business types
These tools help stakeholders evaluate network performance, compare outcomes across markets, and respond effectively to shifting demand and policy conditions.
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We’ll be happy to take you through the program and how it can benefit your business.
Reports
We offer quarterly reports to provide you with the most up to date data about charger deployments and use and to evaluate the potential of these markets to support additional deployment.
Electric Vehicle Charging benchmark Report
This quarterly report serves as a comprehensive update on the progress and market readiness for public EV charger deployments across the United States. By leveraging detailed data and analyses, this report aims to provide stakeholders with the latest information on charger utilization based upon key differentiating factors, such as charger power capacity, connector type and proximity to key business verticals. Its primary goal is to identify and highlight those states showing the greatest readiness and potential for the expansion of public EV charging networks.