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IDC PeerScape: Practices for Implementing Electric Vehicle Charge Point Management Systems at Scale

Publisher IDC
Published Jun 27, 2025
Length 7 Pages
SKU # IDC20145622

Description

"As utilities, cities, and fleets scale EV charging infrastructure, the role of EV charging management systems becomes mission critical. These platforms provide the intelligence layer needed to coordinate charging across assets, minimize energy costs, and integrate with broader operational and energy systems," said Jean-François Segalotto, senior associate advisor, IDC Energy Insights. "This IDC PeerScape outlines proven practices and real-world examples that can guide CPMS implementation strategies."

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7 Pages

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Executive Summary

Peer Insights

Practice 1: Implement Dynamic Load Management to Optimize Energy Usage

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Practice 2: Adopt Standards-Based Interoperability to Accelerate Deployment and Ensure Long-Term Flexibility

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Practice 3: Foster Collaborative Partnerships for Integrated Solutions

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Practice 4: Leverage Fault Classification and Anomaly Detection to Improve Maintenance Outcomes

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Practice 5: Align EV Charging Management with Fleet Operations for Large-Scale Electrification

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