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Readiness Advisory
Property/site EV infrastructure readiness and fleet electrification & charging readiness assessments.
View readiness services →Independent mobility infrastructure advisory
Better decisions before mobility infrastructure investment.
MIP helps organisations understand where mobility infrastructure is needed, whether fleets and sites are ready, what energy and charging requirements must be addressed, and how viable projects can move toward implementation.
What MIP does
From readiness to implementation.
MIP sits between the strategic decision and the infrastructure project: defining the use case, testing readiness, building the business case and coordinating the pathway toward implementation.
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Market Intelligence
Demand signals, utilisation evidence, market monitoring and mobility infrastructure decision support.
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Project Development
Feasibility, business cases, partner coordination, stakeholder engagement and implementation planning.
See project development →MIP decision framework
Technology should not be the first question.
The stronger sequence starts with demand and operations, then determines the infrastructure requirement and implementation pathway.
MIP is independent and technology-neutral. We do not need to sell a particular vehicle or charger for the assessment to have value.
1
Demand & use case
What problem is the infrastructure meant to solve?
2
Readiness
Are the fleet, site, energy and organisation ready?
3
Business case
What should happen, when, and under which commercial model?
4
Project development
Move viable opportunities toward implementation with the right partners.
Who we work with
Mobility decisions across real operating environments.
FleetsLogistics, delivery, corporate, public and passenger fleets
PropertyRetail, mixed-use, hospitality and destination assets
InstitutionsCampuses, hospitals and large operating facilities
Public sectorTransport authorities and infrastructure programmes
Digital pilot
Is your fleet ready to electrify?
MIP's Fleet EV Readiness Check gives fleet operators an indicative 0–100 readiness score across six decision areas and identifies the next issues that need deeper assessment.
A
Fleet suitability
Routes, distance and operating profile.
B
Charging & site
Dwell time, depot control and electrical readiness.
C
Transition readiness
Financial data, replacement cycles and organisational ownership.
Before you procure, understand what needs to be ready.
Start with a readiness conversation or use the Fleet EV Readiness Check.