EV Charging Guide
Everything a property owner in the Philippines needs to know about electric vehicle (EV) charging. What it is, what your property needs, how owners earn, and what to check before you sign. Plain language. Free to read. No sign-up.
Read in order, or jump to what you need.
Who does what
The property owner, the charging Provider, the power company and the Department of Energy (DOE). Who does which job, and how to check a Provider.
How property owners earn
The five ways a property can earn from EV charging. Who pays to build, what the property gets, and who carries the risk.
Glossary
The words you will hear, in plain language. From alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) to revenue share and utilisation.
Host Agreement Checklist
Questions to ask every Provider in writing before you sign. Print it or send it.
New chapters are added each month.
This guide does not tell you what your property will earn.
Nobody can say that before looking at your site. The guide explains how EV charging works and how the money moves, so you can ask better questions. If you want to know whether your own property suits EV charging, book a free screening.
ZEEE Green Business Consultancy is an independent EV charging advisor. It does not sell, install or operate chargers.