PARKL BLOG 

Facility management companies increasingly run parking, access control and EV charging for their clients, often with a different system at every site. This article explains how a mobility operations platform such as Parkl unifies parking, EV charging and billing across a building portfolio, why the EU EPBD requires EV charging in larger existing buildings from 2027, and how to roll it out step by step.

In the professional services sector, mobility is no longer simply a parking issue, it’s an operational challenge. Hybrid work, EV charging, and corporate fleets require increasingly complex infrastructure. We’ll show how a unified Mobility Operations Platform can help manage parking, charging, and access efficiently all in one system.

Corporate mobility has evolved beyond traditional fleet management. Manufacturing and logistics companies gain a competitive advantage by integrating parking, EV charging, toll payments, and fleet operations into a single mobility ecosystem. Discover how an integrated approach reduces administrative complexity, improves cost transparency, and accelerates fleet electrification while creating a more efficient, scalable, and future-ready operation.

How many EV chargers does an office building really need? This article explores how to determine the optimal number of charging points based on EV adoption rates, parking behaviour, available electrical capacity and smart charging management.

The Parkl Operations team's mission is to ensure that parking, access control, and electric car charging run smoothly.