Engineering
Review site use, vehicle types, power requirements and layout. These inform charger selection and the design of supporting infrastructure.
EV Charging EPC Services
Plan and build your charging infrastructure
Starvo helps deliver EV charging infrastructure, from planning and procurement to installation and testing before use. The service also covers assistance with permits and electrical requirements, subject to the project scope and local rules.
EPC explained
Engineering, procurement and construction
EPC brings technical design, equipment procurement and construction into one service. In Indonesia, public EV charging stations are known as SPKLU. Planning aligns the chargers with site conditions and available electrical capacity.
Procurement
Specify chargers and electrical equipment for the design, which may include transformers, switchgear, low-voltage main distribution panels (LVMDP), cables and supporting components.
Construction and installation
Build and install the infrastructure within the agreed scope. Inspect and test the equipment and installation before use.
Project scope
Permit support and testing before operation
Permit assistance
Starvo assists with project permit requirements. Required documents and each party’s responsibilities depend on the location and relevant authorities.
Electrical coordination
For projects in Indonesia, Starvo helps coordinate with PLN, the national electricity provider. Projects in other countries follow local electricity requirements and regulations.
Testing and handover
Inspection and testing take place before use. The proposal specifies test scope, handover arrangements and responsibilities.
Applications
For operators, property owners and businesses
Charging network development
Operators and partners adding charging locations can discuss equipment choices and project design around site requirements.
Commercial properties
Plan charging for visitors, residents or users of a development, considering vehicle access and how the site is used.
Fleet depots
Develop depot charging around fleet types, operating patterns and available electrical capacity.
Project stages
Start with your site and requirements
Initial consultation
Share the location, intended use, planning stage and target timing. We help identify the technical information needed.
Technical review and proposal
Review site conditions, equipment, work scope and responsibilities. Project terms are defined before work starts.
Delivery and testing
Equipment procurement, construction, testing and handover follow the agreed scope and schedule.
After completion
Add maintenance to suit your project
Discuss maintenance early so support after handover is clearly defined in the proposal.
Optional maintenance
Maintenance can be added to the project. Tasks, schedules, charges and responsibilities follow the agreed proposal.
After-sales terms
Technical assistance, servicing, spare parts and warranty follow the product or project proposal. Raise support needs during planning.
Initial consultation
What to share with us
These details help us understand your project. If electrical capacity or charger selection is undecided, our team can help you review the options.
Project location and property or development type.
Intended use: public charging, company vehicles or a fleet depot.
Vehicle types and estimated number of charging points.
Planning stage, target timing and electrical capacity, if known.
FAQs
Your questions answered
What does EPC mean?
EPC stands for Engineering, Procurement & Construction. It covers technical design, equipment procurement and construction of chargers and supporting infrastructure. SPKLU is the Indonesian term for a public EV charging station.
Are testing and permit assistance included?
Yes, within the agreed scope. Indonesian projects also include assistance with PLN requirements. Processes and approvals remain subject to the relevant authorities and electricity provider.
Is maintenance included?
Maintenance is optional. If required, its tasks, schedule, charges and support terms are included in the proposal.
Do you consider projects outside Indonesia?
Yes. Starvo serves projects in Indonesia, the Philippines and Europe, and welcomes enquiries from other regions. Local requirements, technical needs, shipping, delivery and support are reviewed for each project.
What will a charging station cost, and how long will it take?
Cost and timing depend on the site, equipment, electrical capacity, work scope and third-party processes. Contact us with initial project details to discuss an estimate.
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