
From single residential wallboxes to commercial DC fast-charging hubs — OCPP-managed, solar-coupled, and ready to generate new B2B and B2C revenue.
30%
UAE EV Adoption Target by 2030
70,000
Planned Charging Points (Abu Dhabi)
AED 1.20–1.26
Revenue per kWh (Fast-Charge, Cabinet Res. 81)
6×
Typical Margin vs. Solar Charging Cost
Charging Infrastructure
7–22 kW per point — ideal for office and residential parking, charging overnight or during the workday from solar.
50–150 kW per point for commercial and retail sites — the highest-revenue tariff tier under Cabinet Resolution No. 81.
30–60 kWh/EV/day average UAE demand, largely covered by on-site solar — minimising your grid draw cost per charge.
B2B & B2C Revenue

FAQ
A single AC wallbox (7–22 kW) with installation costs AED 3,500–8,000 in Dubai. A managed multi-bay system covering 10 parking bays with OCPP load management costs AED 35,000–120,000 fully installed. DC fast chargers (50–150 kW) range from AED 45,000–120,000 per unit including infrastructure.
Under UAE Cabinet Resolution No. 81, private operators can charge AED 1.20–1.26/kWh at DC fast-charge stations. With solar generation cost of approximately AED 0.07/kWh, the margin exceeds 16× per kWh. A 10-charger DC installation can generate AED 600,000–700,000 in annual gross revenue at 40% utilisation.
Yes. EV charger installations in Dubai must comply with DEWA technical regulations and Cabinet Resolution No. 81. For multi-unit commercial installations, DEWA reviews the electrical design and may require a grid capacity amendment. sun2X manages the complete DEWA approval process as part of the turnkey service.
The UAE targets 30% electric vehicle adoption by 2030. Abu Dhabi alone plans 70,000 EV charging points, and Dubai's DEWA Green Charger initiative continues to expand public infrastructure. Private operators filling the gap — particularly in residential buildings, hotels and retail — are entering one of the fastest-growing EV markets globally.
AC wallboxes (7–22 kW, Type 2) add 35–100 km of range per hour — ideal for overnight residential charging. DC fast chargers (50–150 kW) add 200–400 km per hour — suited to commercial car parks, hotels and retail where dwell time is shorter. DC charging commands the highest tariff (AED 1.20–1.26/kWh) and the highest revenue per charger.
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