The basic fleet calculation
Start from three numbers: annual kilometres, average consumption in kWh per 100 km, and the tariff you charge at.
At 30,000 km a year and 18 kWh per 100 km, a car takes roughly 5,400 kWh. At the €0.21 AC tariff, that is about €1,134 of energy per car per year.
Where the other savings hide
- Overnight charging at the reduced €0.19 per kWh night tariff
- Fewer wearing parts and simpler mechanical maintenance
- Charging at your own depot instead of stopping en route
- Central consumption reporting per vehicle
How is CO2 reduction reported?
Reduction is reported as the difference between the previous fleet's emissions and today's energy consumption. Credible reporting needs accurate session data — kWh per vehicle, per period and per site.
The ECHARGE charging platform records this for every session, so sustainability reports rest on real measurements rather than estimates.
As a calculation baseline we use diesel emissions of 26.5 kg CO2 per 100 km or petrol at 31.4 kg CO2 per 100 km, and energy from a coal-fired plant at 1,000 kg CO2 per 1,000 kWh, with a reduction rate depending on the energy mix you choose.
Dedicated charging for your fleet
We plan and install AC and DC chargers at your depot, with access control, per-vehicle metering and ongoing service. Write to info@echarge-ks.com for a proposal for your fleet.
Where to next
Questions about your project?
Our team helps with charger selection, grid sizing and installation.