EV Charger Credit Scoring
Every EV charging station is a revenue-generating entity. SKOOR scores chargers by session throughput, uptime, revenue efficiency, and maintenance compliance — a credit score for your charging network.
Economics
Revenue and expenses
Revenue
Charging session fees (per kWh or per minute), demand charges, idle fees, and subscription revenue from fleet accounts.
Expenses
Electricity procurement, demand charges, network connectivity, payment processing fees, maintenance, and site lease.
Scoring factors
How EV chargers are scored
Sessions per Day
Number of completed charging sessions. Higher throughput demonstrates demand and reliability.
Uptime
Percentage of hours the charger is operational and available. Downtime from hardware failures, network outages, or payment system errors is penalized.
Revenue per kWh
Revenue efficiency relative to electricity cost. Chargers that maintain healthy margins score higher.
Payment Reliability
Successful payment processing rate. Failed transactions, disputed charges, and refund rates.
Maintenance Compliance
Scheduled maintenance completed on time. Connector replacement, software updates, and electrical inspections.
Customer Satisfaction
Ratings from charging apps. Charge speed accuracy, connector condition, and location cleanliness.
Networks
Leading charging networks
Tesla Supercharger
60,000+ stations globally. Fastest growing public charging network. Opening to non-Tesla vehicles via NACS adapter.
ChargePoint
300,000+ activated ports. Largest open charging network in North America and Europe.
EVgo
Fast-charging network at retail locations. 100% renewable energy powered.
Electrify America
Ultra-fast charging (up to 350 kW) along major highways. VW-funded network expansion.
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