SEE Services, a UK provider of integrated facilities management, has chosen Optimo Energy as its Fleet Energy Operating System partner for London Ambulance Service’s electric vehicle charging program.
When an ambulance returns from an emergency, it may be called out again within minutes. As London Ambulance Service (LAS) expands its electric fleet, ensuring that vehicles have the energy they need at all times is critical.
SEE Services is responsible for delivering and maintaining more than 700 charging connectors for LAS. Optimo will provide the intelligent software platform and operational support capabilities to manage the connected charging network.
Optimo’s hardware-agnostic Fleet Energy Operating System will connect charging infrastructure, vehicle telematics, battery state-of-charge information and real-time site energy management within a single operational platform.
By continuously monitoring charging performance and dynamically allocating available power according to vehicle requirements and site electrical constraints, the platform will help LAS manage charging demand and support vehicle readiness. The system will be backed by 24/7 operational monitoring and support.
“An ambulance may return from one emergency and be needed for another before it has finished charging. That is the reality our technology needs to support,” said Daniel Homoki-Farkas, CEO and cofounder of Optimo Energy. “Energy management needs to serve the vehicles and the people who depend on them.”
“Our role goes well beyond installing chargers,” said Lance Curtis, EV Manager at SEE Services. “We’re working closely with LAS to understand its fleet operations and analyze vehicle telematics, ensuring that the charging infrastructure is designed and supported around the demands of an emergency response fleet.”
Source: Optimo Energy
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