Smart charging that reduces costs automatically
Optimize for what matters to your customers
Price optimization
Schedule charging during the cheapest electricity windows. Sessions shift to off-peak rates automatically, reducing cost per kilowatt-hour across your network.
Carbon reduction
Align charging with low-emission grid windows. Track carbon saved per session using real-time intensity data from Electricity Maps.
Renewable energy
Maximize charging during high renewable availability. Prove sustainability commitments with measured renewable percentage per session.
Four steps from configuration to cost savings
Configure once
Set priorities per charger or fleet segment. Define cost targets, carbon goals, or renewable preferences. Rules apply automatically to every session.
System schedules in real-time
Monta pulls spot electricity prices and grid carbon data every 15 minutes. The optimizer calculates the cheapest or greenest windows before each driver’s departure time.
Sessions charge at optimal times
Charging starts during off-peak pricing or high renewable availability. Drivers get their target charge by departure without paying peak rates.
Report savings across the portfolio
Track electricity spend per charger, per site, or network-wide. Quantify carbon reduction with session-level emissions data.
Network-scale cost optimization
Smart charging data flows into your tools
API-first architecture means optimization data integrates with billing systems, fleet management platforms, and BI dashboards. Pull session-level cost and carbon metrics into the workflows you already use. No data lock-in, no vendor dependency.
FAQ’s
Smart charging works with any OCPP-compliant charger that supports charging profiles. Monta supports 700+ hardware models from major manufacturers.
The system pulls spot prices every 15 minutes from most European markets. The optimizer schedules sessions during the cheapest windows before each departure deadline.
Yes. Drivers can switch to instant charging if they need their vehicle immediately. Operators control whether smart charging is optional or required per charger.
Carbon intensity comes from Electricity Maps, which provides real-time emissions per kilowatt-hour from the grid. Savings are calculated by comparing optimized charging against immediate charging baselines.