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Optimise Prime: Site Planning Tool

The Optimise Prime Site Planning Tool is designed to help fleet managers appropriately size electricity connections based on the requirements of their vehicles, demonstrating the potential benefits of smart charging.

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The Optimise Prime Site Planning Tool is designed to help fleet managers appropriately size electricity connections based on the requirements of their vehicles, demonstrating the potential benefits of smart charging.

London-Movement.jpeg The tool is a simplified online system developed based on detailed modelling of Royal Mail depots within the project in order to specify profiled connections. The output from the tool could be used to help design a profiled connection with a distribution network operator once this product is made available to customers. The simpler Site Electrification Planner can also be used to check whether a site needs a connection upgrade. Read the sections below to get the most out of the tool.

Site Planning Tool benefits

As part of the Optimise Prime project, the tool is aimed at simplifying the electric vehicle transition for site and network operators. Find out more.

Before you begin

To make the most of the tool you will need to know some basic information about your site, the vehicles and chargers that you intend to use. Find out more.

Step-by-step guide to using the tool

The site planning tool has been designed to simplify the complex process of specifying an electrical supply. Follow this guide to find out how to use the tool or follow our worked example.

Start using the tool

If you’ve gathered all the required information and read the guide, you’re now ready to start using the tool. Register or log in to begin.

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