EV Charging Stations

The United States has a goal to have 50% of all vehicles sold each year be zero-emission by 2030. According to an analysis from McKinsey & Company, achieving this goal would put 48 million EVs, or 15% of all total vehicles, on the road in 2030. To facilitate this goal, the federal government’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), also referred to as the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), provides $7.5 billion in funding for 500,000 public EV charging stations. Source: https://blinkcharging.com/the-us-needs-20-times-more-ev-charging-stations-by-2030-or-else/?locale=en

 

There are four categories of EV charging stations currently in the US. Type 1, Type 2, Type 3 or Rapid charging. Worldwide is even more cumbersome. See the image below.
FYI: Theron Technologies builds super-fast-charging DC  Electric Vehicle charging stations that will cover all makes and models of EV vehicles.

The demand for EV charging stations is exploding worldwide.

At THERON TECHNOLOGIES we are considering getting into this market, by building EV charging stations for our dealerships to sell to local gas stations or oil and gas companies that own current gas stations like WAWA, or Shell, or BP or Chevron to name a few.

Where we would stand out above the market and current suppliers of EV charging stations is we have perpetual energy power generators inside our EV charging station, instead of the current solutions used by EV charging station manufacturers, such as solar with batteries, or worst yet, electricity.

The second is why we would stand far above the competition is that our EV charging stations would be able to have much higher torque, volts, amps, and watts. That would enable stations to charge vehicles in about 1/4 of the current time it takes now. High voltage/torque DC charging.

And thirdly, our Super EV charging stations can be stand-alone units and does not need to be connected to the grid or solar panels or generators etc. Furthermore, our Super EV units output DC power that will charge the vehicle much faster and at a unit production output of 485 kWh up to 2000 kWh. The highest in the world.

Recharging Point Road Sign

Theron Technologies EV Business Plan and Projections

Once we get some funding money together for our manufacturing plant, we will add an entire production line just for EV charging stations. Our business plan projections look like this:

Price per charging station is from $125,000 to $250,000 depending on a single charger or double charger (currently Level 3 charging stations cost up to $80,000 and need electricity to work).  We can build 5 per hour multiplied by 5 production lines. That is 25 EV chargers per hour. And our manufacturing plant has three 8 hours shifts, allowing us to produce 600 EV charging units per day or 18,000 units per month. or 216,000 units per year. That gives THERON TECHNOLOGIES a monthly gross income of $3.4 Billion or annually $40.8 Billion gross income just on our EV charging station side, to supply to our dealerships to be sold and installed. Why will our dealerships sell this? Because all current EV charging stations need electricity to operate. Our charging stations are self-driven and do not need electricity or outside generators to run. Ours are self-driven, self-propelled, perpetual energy EV stations. We can charge Lithium-Ion batteries in about 25% of the time it takes regular EV chargers to do it, or if the EV market grow up and start using Solid-State batteries, we can charge them in about 3 minutes to 100%. We intend to call them “Speedy EV” – Super Fast EV Charging Stations.

Examples of the EV charging world currently.

 

If you are from WAWA, or Shell, or BP, or Chevron, or even if you are an independent owner, we will build and install your EV Charging Station with 16 charging bays or 8 stations that include a roof (you don’t want to charge a EV vehicle in the rain or snow) that is all driven by just one of our Neodymium Magnet Green Energy Industrial Size generators that outputs a lot of torque to ensure for public consumption and fast charging. Another group we will reach out to is the National Association of Convenience Stores representing more than 2,100 retail and 1,600 supplier company members.
All our EV Charging stations are DC Fast chargers.
For inquiries, please call (561) 853-6892