Off-grid EV Charging
for Your Workplace
Apollo
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Clean energy for your electric vehicles, installed fast
Our solar trackers have powered homes, businesses, and schools for over a decade, racking up 45 million machine hours. They follow the sun all day, every day, producing 40% more power than fixed panels on roofs or ground mounts.
Traditional grid-tied EV charging is a hassle. Permits, electrical upgrades, construction, and utility red tape can drag on for a year or more. Apollo skips all that. Our lead time is about a month, and the setup takes just one day. They fit right into parking lot lines with minimal permitting, no electricians, no utility involvement, and no construction.
FAQs
Will you have to dig up my parking lot?
Not one inch. No trenching, no patching, no disruption. Apollo installs in place without interconnection headaches.
How does the tracking work?
With a bit of math, we can tell Apollo exactly where the sun will be on any given moment of any day, any month, for the next ten thousand years. Your tracker adjusts constantly throughout the day, maximizing the sun you capture.
How does Apollo produce more energy?
It’s only when a solar panel is facing directly at the sun that it captures maximum energy. When the sun hits a solar panel at an angle, like on a roof, you miss out on a lot of power.
Even on a perfectly south-facing roof, there are hours in the day where the sun doesn’t hit the solar panels at all. Throughout the year, accurately tracking the sun translates into 40% more electricity per solar panel.
Put differently, you’d need 40% more solar panels on a roof to do the same job.
Do you monitor the system after installation?
We’ll watch over Apollo throughout the life of the installation. Our onboard control systems report errors back to our office and keep their own software up to date. Issues are rare, and we usually detect anything that needs a quick fix before you do. We correct most remotely, but we’ll have a truck on the way if necessary.
What happens during a storm?
Apollo includes an onboard wind monitor that’s collecting data in real time. During high winds, Apollo will stow itself flat like a table, allowing wind to mostly bypass its surface. After the storm passes, Apollo will resume its normal motion.
What if I'm in a region that gets snow?
At night, Apollo is stored vertically to the ground. While roof-mounted panels collect mounds of snow, Apollo will shrug off most of it. Remaining frost will melt the next time the sun comes out, as your panels are always in the best position to absorb its energy.
100% Hand-assembled in the USA
Suppliers and fabrication in the USA provide quality jobs and keep money in the our economy, while reducing the supply chain carbon impact.