Enerando Offers Leasing for Hotel EV Charging Infrastructure
Enerando introduces a leasing model for electric vehicle charging infrastructure aimed at hotels and restaurants, eliminating large upfront costs and addressing growing demand for EV charging.
Munich-based energy infrastructure firm ENERANDO has launched a leasing model designed for hotels and restaurants to acquire electric vehicle (EV) charging stations without substantial initial investments.
The offering responds to the increasing demand from guests for EV charging facilities, a factor now influencing hotel star ratings. A DEHOGA survey indicates that nearly half of hotels already provide charging services, with an additional 27% planning to do so.
This leasing approach allows businesses to spread costs over monthly payments, preserving capital while enabling revenue generation from charging services. ENERANDO suggests that the leasing cost can be amortized with approximately 10 hours of charging usage per month.
"Leasing enables hotels and restaurants to quickly and efficiently adopt electric mobility," stated Alexander Goebel, Head of Sales at ENERANDO. The company aims to facilitate sustainable mobility solutions for guests without overburdening businesses' capital resources.