No matter where you are in New Zealand, Meridian makes it easy to power your work vehicles with custom EV charging solutions for businesses and workplaces.
Every business is different, and our customised service will help you switch to electric — whether that means installing chargers at your office, worksites, or at your employees’ homes, or scaling an existing setup.
You get high-quality, reliable, WorkSafe-compliant hardware installed by our trusted partners.
Our online portal gives you full visibility over energy use and charger performance
We install chargers that suit your space, staff, and customers. We can also install home chargers for your employees.
We work with you to understand your business and goals, then create a tailored plan to get you started — or scale your rollout with more chargers as you grow.
Pick a model that works for you:
Up-front payment – You own the chargers, and we maintain them.
You’ll have peace of mind with:
Comprehensive support and ongoing maintenance
An online portal for managing charging.
Ongoing maintenance, upgrades, and performance reporting.
If you’re a Certified Renewable Energy customer, you might be eligible for funding through our Business Decarbonisation Fund to help with installation costs.
Criteria applies — talk to us for details.
“As a customer of these services, I can firmly endorse our EV charging proposition to any small or large business making the switch to electric. We have an ambitious plan to transition all of our remaining light commercial vehicles in 2025-26 and charging expertise is going to be critical to our success.”
There’s a bit to work through — site setup, vehicle needs, the right hardware — but with your dedicated relationship manager guiding the way, we’ll have you up and running in around six weeks. Here’s how it works:
Start by filling out the quick form above so we can understand your goals, site, and vehicle needs. Whether it's for staff, fleet, or heavy vehicles, we’ll tailor our support to your business from day one.
You’ll be matched with a dedicated relationship manager — your go-to person throughout the process. They’ll provide indicative pricing, do site assessments, and create a customised proposal built around your business needs.
Once you’re happy with the plan, we’ll manage the install and get everything up and running — usually in just 1–2 weeks. We’ll stay in touch to make sure it’s all working smoothly and support any future energy needs, from solar to ongoing charging expansion.
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