What makes a strong site?
Our screening model is rules-based and transparent. Every property receives a factor-by-factor breakdown instead of an unexplained verdict.
Municipality environment
Permitting posture, zoning treatment and local review friction in your city.
Traffic and demand
Vehicles or visitors per day and the kind of demand your property attracts.
Dwell time
How long vehicles stay — this decides whether Level 2 or DC fast charging fits.
Parking and site control
Usable spaces and whether you control the parking area you would dedicate.
Highway access and visibility
Proximity to a corridor, ease of entry and exit, and how visible the site is.
Electrical readiness
Panel capacity, distance to the service point and utility territory.
24/7 access
Whether drivers can reach the chargers outside business hours.
Incentive pathway
Utility, state and federal programs that may apply to your location.
What a result looks like
High potential
Strong demand indicators, controlled parking, workable utility position and a supportive permitting environment. These sites move to dossier preparation and operator matching.
Conditional potential
Real merit with one or more open questions — often utility capacity, permitting friction or parking control. These sites need targeted follow-up before a path is recommended.
Low potential
Current conditions do not support a viable project. We say so plainly and explain which factor drives the result, since circumstances can change.
Needs review
Critical evidence is missing — most often the municipal permitting profile. No potential is stated until it is verified.
Screening results are indicative and based on the information available at the time of review.