BulaCharge

Solutions

Give EV drivers a reason to stop at your business

We supply, install, monitor and maintain the charger. You provide the location and the power connection, and earn a share of every charging session.

Who we work with

Four kinds of site, one network

Resorts and hotels

Guests park overnight, which is the ideal charging window. A visible charger is the clearest sustainability signal a property can offer.

Supermarkets and retail

Thirty to sixty minutes of dwell time, repeated weekly. Drivers who plug in stay for the charge.

Workplaces and depots

Vehicles sit for hours. Slower, cheaper chargers used well beat fast chargers standing idle.

Fleets and operators

Transfers, rentals, company vehicles. Charging is an operational problem before it is an environmental one.

Why host

What a charger does for your site

Longer dwell time

Drivers who plug in stay for the length of the charge. For a supermarket, restaurant or resort, that is measurable extra time on site.

Revenue share, no software fees

You earn a share of every session at your site. We never charge a platform or licence fee for the software behind it.

Zero operational load

We monitor every charger remotely, handle faults, manage payments and report your session revenue. You do not run anything.

What gets installed

The unit, to scale

One cabinet for every site. Two CCS2 connectors, one each side, so two vehicles charge at once. It needs a level concrete pad and 1.2 m of clear space on all sides.

Front elevation of the BulaCharge unit
Front: 600 mm wide, 1883 mm tall
Side elevation of the BulaCharge unit
Side: 803 mm deep. Connector holster and cable hook on each side.
PowerDC fast, 80 to 200 kW class
Connectors2 x CCS2
Footprint600 x 803 mm on a concrete pad
Supply400 V three phase; we assess your site's capacity
WeightAbout 260 to 310 kg
Clearance1.2 m all round for airflow and access

Renders of the production unit and wrap. Final power rating is set per site during assessment.

How it works

From first conversation to live charger

01

Site assessment

We look at your location, traffic patterns and available power supply, and tell you honestly whether a charger makes sense, including if the answer is not yet.

02

Design and install

Our team handles the electrical design, the install and the commissioning, including solar pairing where it stacks up.

03

Live and monitored

Your charger joins the network map. We monitor it remotely, respond to faults, and report your session revenue.

Fleet charging

Running an electric fleet in Fiji

If you operate transfer vehicles, rentals or a company fleet, vehicles have to be full when the shift starts. Fleet depots are among the first sites we build, because the demand is already there.

Electric fleet vehicles charging at a depot
Rear three-quarter view of the BulaCharge unit

Branded from every approach.

Depot charging

Sized to your fleet's overnight window, so every vehicle is full by morning without oversized hardware.

Priority access

Fleet vehicles can be given priority or reserved bays at public sites on the network.

Session reporting

Per-vehicle session data and monthly reporting, so fleet charging is visible in your cost base.

Solar pairing

Charging that runs on Fijian sun

A charging site can be paired with on-site solar generation and battery storage. Where the grid supply is thin, that is often the difference between a slow charger and a fast one, and it means the energy going into the car was made on the roof above it.

Ask about solar pairing

Find out if your site is a fit

Tell us where you are and what happens there. We will come back with an honest view.

Request a site assessment