Electric fleet planning simplified
Gain data-driven insights into battery sizes and charging strategies required to meet the fleet’s operating schedule in a matter of minutes using EVopt—an advanced cloud-based deep energy modeling application. Run multiple scenarios at various locations to continuously refine and update plans throughout the fleet transition lifecycle.

Mitigate Risks
Assess impact from changes and uncertainties

Minimize Cost
Optimize design and operations

Guarantee Operations
Validate the system design through end-to-end simulations
Why EVopt?
Electrification of fleets face several challenges during planning, design, deployment, and operation. These ‘pain points’ are concentrated in the EVopt software platform that MGL is building – Digital Twin Model of the future electric fleet. EVopt helps fleet operators build a virtual model of the future electric fleet and test drive it at every stage of its development and implementation.

How we help
EVopt streamlines fleet electrification planning, design, deployment and operation by jointly modelling the driving and charging process to guarantee operations, minimize costs, and mitigate risks.

Fleet Electrification Solutions
EVopt Planner: helps plan and design the future electric fleet through modelling, analysis, and optimization.
EVopt Simulator: simulates the future electric fleet virtually before procurement and deployment decisions are made.
EVopt Controller: actively manages the operation in real-time by optimizing the charging and vehicle dispatch process.
Our Trusted Customers
What Our Customers Say
“We had been searching for a data analytics tool for transit fleet electrification and ended our search when we found EVopt. EVopt software has the potential to address a crucial, previously unmet need in bus fleet electrification.”

- Fleet Operator (USA)
“Microgrid Labs is fulfilling a big market need by offering a turnkey solution to electric fleet infrastructure planning. I would highly recommend any fleet operator to engage MGL for all their electrification planning needs.”


