ARF Energy develops and installs EV charging infrastructure for municipalities, businesses, multifamily properties, fleets, public facilities, and destination sites across Illinois.
The right charging strategy depends on who will use the stations, how long vehicles remain on site, available electrical capacity, utility costs, incentives, and the owner’s operational goals.
Customer & Visitor Charging
Provide convenient charging for customers, tenants, guests, and visitors.
Fleet & Workplace Charging
Support employee vehicles and the transition of commercial or municipal fleets to electric transportation.
Property & Community Infrastructure
Add transportation infrastructure to multifamily properties, public facilities, retail centers, and community destinations.
Potential Revenue Opportunities
Where site utilization and the operating model support it, charging fees may create an additional source of revenue.
Equipment & Deployment
Charging Solutions
Level 2 Charging
Well suited for workplaces, multifamily properties, hotels, municipal facilities, retail destinations, and other locations where vehicles remain parked for extended periods.
DC Fast Charging
High-powered charging for transportation corridors, high-traffic destinations, fleets, and sites where shorter charging times are required.
Fleet Charging
Charging infrastructure designed around fleet schedules, vehicle utilization, electrical capacity, and future electrification plans.
Review site conditions, electrical capacity, charging demand, parking configuration, and project objectives.
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Feasibility & Charging Strategy
Determine charger type, quantity, power levels, networking requirements, and preliminary project economics.
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Design & Engineering
Develop electrical, civil, equipment, and site plans.
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Utility Coordination
Coordinate utility service requirements, upgrades, interconnection, and available utility programs.
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Incentives & Project Funding
Identify and pursue applicable state, utility, and federal incentives or grant opportunities.
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Procurement & Construction
Procure charging equipment and manage installation, testing, networking, and commissioning.
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Operations & Support
Provide monitoring, networking, payment integration, maintenance, and long-term support where applicable.
Funding & Incentives
EV Charging Incentives & Grant Development
Illinois businesses, municipalities, public agencies, and other eligible site hosts may have access to utility rebates, state grant programs, and other funding opportunities for EV charging infrastructure. ARF evaluates available programs and helps structure projects around applicable funding opportunities.
Whether you’re evaluating charging for a business, municipal facility, multifamily property, fleet, or public destination, ARF can help determine the infrastructure, funding, and development path for your site.