Gas station owners
Add a charging canopy beside your pumps. Drivers stay longer, the store sees more of them, and the canopy makes solar power on your own lot.
Charging for gas stations
Every charge starts with the sun.
Suryatech designs and installs solar-powered EV charging for gas station owners and public fleets across Massachusetts.
Glass that turns light into power.
Glass solar modules on a steel canopy over the parking bays. They generate power through the day and shade the cars beneath.
Down the column, under the lot.
Power runs down the canopy column and through buried conduit, out of the way of drivers, pumps and plows.
Held on site until a car needs it.
A battery cabinet stores what the canopy makes, with the grid as backup.
From the canopy to the car.
DC fast and Level 2 chargers, specified for the site and the traffic it sees. Drivers plug in, then walk inside.
Sunlight, back on the road.
One contractor from survey to switch-on, with a three-year product warranty and five years on workmanship.
3D illustration
We build charging for the people who own the lot.
Public fleets
Agencies and municipalities buying through statewide contract VEH122 get one turnkey installer for Level 2 and DC fast charging.
Charging for public fleetsHow the energy moves.
Sun to canopy, canopy to battery, battery to car. Switch to night to see where the power comes from after sunset.
Glass solar modules over the parking bay turn daylight into power.
Power runs down the column and underground to the battery cabinet.
The canopy and the battery supply the charger, and the car leaves charged.
Turn the station around.
Canopy, battery cabinet and charger, designed as one unit. Drag to rotate, or pick a part to look closer.
3D illustration based on the Lowell installation. Equipment and layout follow each site's design.
Standard designs keep engineering quick.
Most stations fit one of two layouts. Starting from a proven design means fewer drawings and faster permits.
| Station | Solar | Charging |
|---|---|---|
| Four-pump station | 10 kW solar canopy | Four EV chargers |
| Eight-pump station | 15 kW solar canopy | Chargers sized to the site |
Every site starts with an assessment. Final sizing follows the survey and the utility's review.
Turnkey, from survey to switch-on.
One contract and one team. We handle the engineering, paperwork and construction, and you get a working charging site at the end.
Site assessment
We walk the lot, review the electrical service and confirm where the canopy and chargers fit.
Design and engineering
Stamped drawings from our licensed engineers, with the equipment specified for your site.
Permits and utility application
We file with the town and the utility and keep the application moving. The utility sets its own schedule; we track it for you.
Construction
Foundations, canopy, trenching, chargers and landscaping, with vetted subcontractors under our management.
Commissioning and handover
Chargers tested, energized and handed over with documentation and training.
Warranty
Three years on the product and five years on workmanship, with one number to call.
Recent work
All projects
Solar-powered charging at a Lowell gas station
A standalone solar canopy over two bays. Solar powers daytime charging, and the grid takes over at night.
Level 3 fast charging for a state facility
DC fast chargers and Level 2 pedestals installed for a state agency fleet.
DC fast charger, ready for commissioning
A dual-connector DC fast charger set on its pad, protected until the utility energizes the site.
Engineers who build what they design.
A licensed professional engineer leads design and execution. Our team manages engineering and procurement, and directs the crews that build each site.
Mayur Kamalakar, MSc
Founder and Principal Engineer
Gerber Ramos, PE, MSc
Head of Design and Execution
Anum Valliani, MSc
Head of Business Development and Operations
Rohan Mathew, MSc, MBA
Head of Supply Chain
Nimbe Oviosu, BSc Innovation, MIT
Head of Product Development
Paul Rummel, MSc
Advisor
Recognition
- MassCEC
Suryatech receives an InnovateMass grant from MassCEC (opens MassCEC in a new tab)
The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center awarded Suryatech an InnovateMass grant to demonstrate its solar and storage charging system.
- Cleantech Open
Cleantech Open Northeast welcomes Suryatech to its 2024 cohort (opens Cleantech Open in a new tab)
Suryatech was one of 43 startups selected from 70 applicants for the 2024 Cleantech Open Northeast accelerator.
Shortlisted by Emerald Cities Collaborative (opens LinkedIn in a new tab)
Suryatech was among ten companies shortlisted to join the Emerald Cities Collaborative cohort.
Tell us about your site.
Share the address and what you have in mind. We will review the lot and the electrical service and come back with a design.