Maximum Demand (Peak Demand)

Maximum Demand, also known as Peak Demand, represents the highest level of electrical power drawn over a specific period, typically measured in kilowatts (kW) or megawatts (MW). This peak usage is a critical metric for electricity billing, grid management, and infrastructure planning.

In the context of electric fleets and EV charging stations, monitoring Maximum Demand helps optimise energy costs, avoid peak charges, and align vehicle charging with available grid capacity. It is a key indicator for businesses and fleet operators aiming to manage consumption efficiently, reduce peak load costs, and support a sustainable transition to electric mobility.

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