EV Charging Infrastructure for Government & Large-Scale Projects
Structured EV charging delivery for public, commercial and multi-site projects
Aether Installations delivers EV charging infrastructure across Melbourne for government, council and large-scale projects.
We operate with a structured, compliance-first approach - ensuring each installation is properly scoped, coordinated and delivered through licensed electricians in line with Australian Standards.
Licensed REC electricians • AS/NZS 3000 compliant • Melbourne-wide
Project types we support
Aether Installations supports EV charging infrastructure projects across a range of public and commercial environments.
We regularly work with:
Local councils and government-managed facilities
Public infrastructure and community sites
Workplace and commercial charging installations
Fleet and depot charging environments
Multi-site and staged infrastructure rollouts
Car parks and shared access charging systems
Each project is approached based on site requirements, usage patterns and long-term infrastructure planning.
Project capability
We provide structured support across the full lifecycle of an EV charging project - from initial feasibility through to installation and handover.
Our capability includes:
Site assessment and feasibility
We review site conditions, electrical capacity and infrastructure constraints before defining the appropriate charging approach.Infrastructure planning
We design EV charging systems based on how the site will actually be used, including future expansion requirements.System design and charger selection
We recommend charger types and configurations suited to the project - not generic templates.Installation coordination
All installations are delivered through licensed electricians, with structured project coordination.Testing and commissioning
All systems are tested, commissioned and verified prior to handover.Compliance and certification
Required electrical certification and compliance documentation is provided at completion.
Project delivery approach
Our delivery model is designed to reduce risk, avoid rework and ensure clarity throughout the project.
Step 1 - Scope and assessment
We review the site, electrical capacity and project requirements to establish feasibility and constraints.
Step 2 - Design and proposal
We define the infrastructure approach, installation method and any staged rollout required.
Step 3 - Installation delivery
Installation is coordinated through licensed electricians, with clear communication and controlled scope.
Step 4 - Commissioning and handover
Systems are tested, certified and handed over with relevant documentation.
Compliance and standards
All EV charging installations are delivered in accordance with relevant electrical and safety requirements.
This includes:
Installation through licensed electricians
Compliance with AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules
Electrical safety testing and certification
Site-specific safety and compliance requirements
Where required, project-specific compliance and documentation can be provided to support procurement processes.
Why Aether Installations
A structured commercial EV charging approach doesn’t just solve immediate installation needs - it improves operational efficiency, reduces long-term costs and ensures your site is prepared for growing EV demand.
EV charging infrastructure is not standard electrical work. Poorly scoped installations can lead to charging limitations, electrical constraints and costly rework.
Aether Installations focuses specifically on EV charging, ensuring each project is structured properly from the outset.
We reduce risk by:
Scoping installations before work begins
Designing systems around real site conditions
Coordinating installation through licensed electricians
Providing clear communication and documentation
Delivering systems designed for long-term use
Tender and procurement support
We can assist with procurement-led projects and early-stage planning.
Support includes:
Scope clarification and technical input
Site feasibility and infrastructure advice
Installation methodology and staging input
Compliance and certification documentation
Capability statement and supporting information
We are available to engage early in project planning to help define practical EV charging solutions.
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Yes. EV charging can be installed across a wide range of public and government-managed sites, including council facilities, car parks, depots and community infrastructure.
The approach depends on site conditions, electrical capacity and how the charging will be used. Each project is typically scoped to ensure the system is practical, compliant and scalable.
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Projects are scoped through an initial assessment of the site, including electrical capacity, layout and charging requirements.
This allows the charging system to be designed properly before installation, reducing the risk of capacity issues, rework or performance limitations.
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In some cases, yes.
Upgrades depend on the available capacity at the site and the number and type of chargers being installed. Where upgrades are required, they are identified during the assessment phase and incorporated into the project scope.
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Yes.
Many projects are delivered in stages to allow for future expansion. This approach enables infrastructure to be installed now, with additional chargers added as demand increases.
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Timeframes vary depending on project size, site complexity and scope.
Smaller installations may be completed relatively quickly, while larger or multi-site projects require staged planning and coordination.
Clear scope definition early in the process helps avoid delays during delivery.
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Aether Installations manages and coordinates EV charging projects, with installation delivered through appropriately licensed electricians.
This ensures all electrical work is carried out by qualified professionals, with certification provided in line with regulatory requirements.
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Depending on project requirements, Aether can provide:
Capability statement
Company and business details
Insurance documentation
Safety and WHS information
Project methodology
Electrical certification at completion
Additional documentation can be supplied where required for procurement or compliance.
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Yes.
Aether can assist with early-stage scope clarification, feasibility input and documentation required for procurement processes, including RFQ, RFT and EOI stages.
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The first step is typically an initial discussion or site assessment.
This allows project requirements, site constraints and charging objectives to be reviewed before defining the appropriate infrastructure approach.
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Submit a project enquiry with available site details, drawings or project information.
From there, Aether will review the requirements and advise on the appropriate next step, whether that is a feasibility assessment, scope development or project proposal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from councils, project managers and procurement teams when planning EV charging infrastructure.
Capability & documentation
For procurement and project evaluation, supporting documentation is available below.
Download Public Liability Insurance
Additional documentation can be provided on request depending on project requirements.