EV charging · Renewable energy

Charge cars with clean power.

ChargeHub plans and operates EV charging stations powered by hybrid renewable systems such as solar, storage and grid backup, sized through feasibility optimisation for reliable, low-cost charging.

The problem

EVs are growing fast, but charging must be clean and reliable.

Charging electric vehicles from a fossil-heavy or unstable grid limits their benefits. Hybrid renewable systems can deliver cleaner, more reliable charging, if they are sized correctly for each site.

14M

new electric cars were sold worldwide in 2023.

18%

of all cars sold globally in 2023 were electric.

Hybrid

solar, storage and grid configurations optimised in our feasibility study.

Sources: IEA Global EV Outlook 2024; system scope from the founding research paper (2025).

How it works

How it works

A clear path from data to decision.

Assess

Site solar resource, demand and grid conditions are analysed.

Optimise

Hybrid renewable configurations are compared for cost and reliability.

Build

The charging station is installed with the best configuration.

Operate

Smart management balances solar, storage and grid in real time.

Product

What makes it different.

Every feature is grounded in the founding research.

Renewable-first

Stations run on solar and storage wherever possible.

Feasibility-optimised

Each site is sized through techno-economic optimisation.

Reliable supply

Hybrid design keeps chargers running when the grid is weak.

Made for sunny cities

Built for regions with strong solar potential.

Who it's for

Who it's for.

Municipalities

Public charging for growing EV fleets.

Malls, hotels & car parks

Destination charging that attracts customers.

Fleet operators

Clean, predictable charging costs.

The research

Built on peer-reviewed research.

  • Optimises hybrid renewable energy systems for EV charging stations.
  • Presents a feasibility study across urban locations.
  • Compares configurations to find cost-effective, reliable designs.
  • Published in the Journal of Intelligent Systems and Internet of Things, 17(1), 2025.

alhayali, O. J., et al. (2025). Optimizing Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations: A Feasibility Study…. Journal of Intelligent Systems and Internet of Things, 17(1).

doi.org/10.54216/JISIoT.170121

Team

The team behind it.

Founded in 2025 by a student team from two faculties.

Faculty of Engineering

Power systems, renewable energy design and optimisation.

Faculty of Engineering Technologies

Installation, charging hardware and operations.

FAQ

Questions we hear often.

Which renewable sources do you use?

Mainly solar PV with battery storage, combined with grid backup for reliability.

Can you design a station for our site?

Yes. We run a feasibility assessment for each location.

Is this a finished commercial product?

It is a research-based student startup moving from validated prototype toward pilots with real users.

Can we partner or run a pilot?

Yes. We are looking for organisations willing to test the solution in real conditions and share feedback.

Bring ChargeHub to your organisation.

We are onboarding pilot partners now. Read the research and get in touch.