Infrastructure Solutions
NFI Infrastructure Solutions™ is a service dedicated to providing safe, reliable project management for smart, sustainable mobility projects.
Supporting mobility projects from start to finish
NFI Infrastructure Solutions™ is a service dedicated to providing safe, reliable project management for smart, sustainable mobility projects. To date, NFI Infrastructure Solutions™ has installed more than 410 EV chargers.
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Support
Guide mobility projects from start to finish.
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Optimization
Focus on maximizing energy transfer and usage.
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Planning
Infrastructure planning and development.
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Transition
Cohesive shift to zero-emission electric technology.
Full suite of comprehensive charging deployment services
- Optimize energy management strategies between grid and the bus
- Determine wayside and depot charging requirements
- Provide design and engineering services for infrastructure
- Oversee make-ready utility services
- Conduct site visits
- Install chargers
- Coordinate UL certification
- Provide onsite grid-to-bus testing and commissioning to ensure safe and reliable infrastructure
- Offer aftermarket support for service and parts
- Deliver on-site grid-to-bus testing and commissioning to ensure safe and reliable infrastructure
Typical program phases
- Site Visit/Scoping/Quotation
- Utility Service Assessment
- Design and Engineering Services
- Infrastructure Construction
- Charger Systems Installation
- Charger Testing & Commissioning
Partnership Programs
NFI Infrastructure Solutions™ currently has partnership programs with leading companies. We continue to grow our key partner network over time to ensure the best value for customers.
Explore what Infrastructure Solutions can do for you:
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Interoperable charging
NFI Infrastructure Solutions™ deploys electric vehicle supply equipment and charging systems that are compatible with all types, makes and models of electric vehicles, adhering to industry standards.
This was made possible through the efforts and assistance from the Electric Power Research Institute, the Federal Transportation Administration, the American Public Transportation Association, and the Society of Automotive Engineers.
