Commercial EV charging
Charging infrastructure that works with the site.
From workplace bays to rapid charging hubs, we engineer the complete electrical system around charging demand, available power and day-to-day operations.
What we deliver
The charger is only one part of the system.
Reliable charging begins with the electrical infrastructure behind it.
We assess the existing supply, understand the charging duty and turn the requirement into a practical installation. One accountable team can coordinate the power, distribution, civils, controls, communications and final commissioning.
Survey & capacity
Site appraisal, charging demand and the usable capacity of the existing electrical installation.
Electrical design
Protection, distribution, cable routes, selectivity and a buildable design for the chosen hardware.
DNO & ICP coordination
Technical coordination where a new connection, upgraded supply or transformer is required.
Civils & containment
Charger bases, trenching, ducting, draw pits, containment and reinstatement planned around the site.
Controls & communications
Load management, data networks and supporting controls integrated with the electrical works.
Commissioning & handover
Testing, charger commissioning, clear records and a joined-up handover to the operator.
March 2025
Case study · ADM Milling, Corby
360 kW charging for an electric HGV.
The client needed a short charging turnaround to maximise use of its electric vehicle. M&N appraised the existing infrastructure and worked with the ICP and DNO to develop a new high-voltage connection point and dedicated low-voltage transformer.
Design, specification, electrical installation, civils and commissioning were delivered as one coordinated package.
- 360 kWDC charger
- HV to LVCoordinated connection
- Full scopeDesign through handover
Selected delivery
Different sites.
One engineering standard.
We shape each installation around how the customer will actually use it, rather than forcing every site into the same solution.
University of Warwick · Coventry
Five dual-outlet 22 kW charging stations
A new feeder pillar, distribution board, load management system, communications network and dedicated final circuits, with charger-specific precast foundations.
Commercial AC charging
Designed for today. Ready for what comes next.
Infrastructure and foundations were selected to simplify installation and leave sensible options for future upgrades.
Start with the site
Planning a commercial charging project?
Talk to us early and we can help turn the charging requirement into a practical electrical and civils package.
Discuss your projectCharging infrastructure that works with the site.
From workplace bays to rapid charging hubs, we engineer the complete electrical system around charging demand, available power and day-to-day operations.
What we deliver
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![Commercial EV charging bays and charging equipment]()
Survey & capacity
Site appraisal, charging demand and the usable capacity of the existing electrical installation.
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![Commercial electrical distribution kiosk for EV charging infrastructure]()
Electrical design
Protection, distribution, cable routes, selectivity and a buildable design for the chosen hardware.
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![High-output EV charging installation requiring new electrical infrastructure]()
DNO & ICP coordination
Technical coordination where a new connection, upgraded supply or transformer is required.
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![Structured containment and electrical installation for commercial charging]()
Civils & containment
Charger bases, trenching, ducting, draw pits, containment and reinstatement planned around the site.
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![High-output charging dispensers and supporting control infrastructure]()
Controls & communications
Load management, data networks and supporting controls integrated with the electrical works.
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![Commissioned commercial DC charging installation]()
Commissioning & handover
Testing, charger commissioning, clear records and a joined-up handover to the operator.
360 kW charging for an electric HGV.
At ADM Milling in Corby, we appraised the existing infrastructure and coordinated with the ICP and DNO to develop a dedicated high-voltage connection and low-voltage transformer. Design, electrical installation, civils and commissioning were delivered as one coordinated package.