For Real Estate Owners
DeCharge transforms real estate from static space into active infrastructure.
If you own or manage property, whether residential, commercial, or industrial, you can turn underutilized parking spots, garage walls, or driveways into revenue-generating EV charging hubs. With the rise of electric vehicles, hosting a charger is not just a convenience. It’s a competitive advantage.
Why EV Infrastructure Adds Value to Property
The demand for on-site EV charging is growing rapidly across both urban and Tier 2 and 3 regions. For tenants, customers, and visitors, charging access is no longer a luxury. It is becoming an expectation.
By deploying a DeCharge device on your property, you:
Attract EV users and high-value foot traffic
Improve asset yield per square meter
Future-proof your property against changing transportation needs
Create passive income from unused infrastructure
EV-ready properties command higher rental and resale value. In many jurisdictions, they are eligible for green building or tax incentives.
What You Can Host
DeCharge offers hardware options suitable for all types of real estate:
Mini
Small shops, homes, cafés
3.3 kW, 16A, 230V AC
Wall
Beast
Apartments, malls, office lots
7.4 kW, 32A, 230V AC
Pole/Wall
Titan Mini
Urban logistics, city hubs
30 kW, 415V, 3-phase DC
Ground
Titan
Large plots, fleets, highway hubs
60 kW, 3-phase 415V DC
Ground
You don’t need to install all four. One well-placed charger is enough to get started and test the opportunity.
Deployment Options
Option 1: Self-Hosted Installation
If you already own the land or building:
Choose a device and install it on-site
Use your existing electricity and internet connection
Track uptime and usage via the DeCharge dashboard
Earn revenue from every kilowatt-hour dispensed
This model is ideal for property managers and independent building owners looking to unlock long-term asset value.
Option 2: Delegated Deployment
If you prefer a hands-off model:
DeCharge assesses your property and deploys devices for you
We handle power approvals, internet setup, and commissioning
You receive a share of earnings without active management
This model is especially effective for commercial lots, parking contractors, or gated societies. Titan Mini units are especially suitable for high-traffic urban sites where space and demand support fast DC charging without full-scale 60 kW infrastructure.
Real Estate Plus Charging Equals Triple Monetization
EV infrastructure unlocks multiple layers of value:
Energy Revenue
Earnings from every charging session at your location
Property Upside
Increased rental rates, green certification, better ROI
Ancillary Income
Attracts footfall to cafés, retail, and shared amenities
Each EV charger becomes a revenue-generating node, not just an appliance.
What You'll Need
Minimal changes are required for most properties. The basic checklist includes:
A dedicated electrical connection (verified in our checklist)
A parking spot or flat surface for wall or pole mounting
Stable internet via Wi-Fi or 4G (SIM-ready options available)
Site access for the DeCharge installer (if delegated)
You’ll be guided through the prerequisites based on your selected charger.
What About Permissions or Licensing?
DeCharge chargers typically fall under non-commercial regulations because they operate at residential-grade AC levels. This means:
No utility license is needed in most countries
Devices are plug-and-play with no civil work required
Installation approvals, if any, are handled by the DeCharge deployment team
For gated communities or shared societies, a no-objection certificate (NOC) may be required. We provide a draft template for this purpose.
Who This Is For
Apartment owners and RWAs
Standalone house owners with driveways or street access
Commercial plaza and mall operators
Hotels, restaurants, and cafés
Hospital and college campuses
Builders or property developers planning new sites
By hosting a charger, you're not just installing hardware. You're participating in the energy economy of the future.
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