EV Charging Solutions — Otago & Southland
OCPP-based EV charger installation, station management, fleet charging, and payment systems for businesses, hotels, motels, and fleet operators across Otago and Southland.
What We Do
From OCPP-compatible charger installation to ongoing station management, fleet solutions, and integrated payment systems — E-Station handles it all across Otago and Southland.
Full lifecycle management of your EV charging infrastructure using open OCPP standards. Compatible with all major hardware brands including V2C — so you're never locked in to a single supplier.
Purpose-built fleet EV charging for councils, logistics operators, trades businesses, and commercial fleets across Otago and Southland. Smart scheduling, usage tracking, and cost allocation built in.
Integrated EV payment solutions for public, semi-public, and guest charging. Contactless, RFID, app-based, or account charging — configured for hotels, motels, car parks, and retail premises.
Why E-Station
Local expertise, open standards, and hardware-agnostic solutions — trusted by businesses across the lower South Island.
All our charging networks are built on OCPP — the open communication protocol for EV chargers. That means full compatibility with any OCPP-compliant hardware, including V2C chargers, so you're never locked in.
Already have solar on your site? Our EV charging systems are fully compatible with existing solar installations, letting you maximise renewable energy use and reduce operating costs.
Trusted by Dunedin venues including Errick's, we understand the hospitality and accommodation sector. Turn your car park into a revenue-generating EV charging amenity for guests.
Headquartered in Otago and actively servicing Southland — including Dunedin, Queenstown, and Invercargill. Fast response, local knowledge, nationally capable.
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E-Station manages your EV charging infrastructure end-to-end using the Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) — the industry standard that ensures your chargers work with any compliant hardware. Whether you're running a single charger or a multi-site network, we handle everything from initial installation through to ongoing monitoring and maintenance.
Compatible with all major OCPP hardware brands including V2C, giving you the freedom to choose the right charger for your site without being tied to a single vendor.
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Managing a fleet of electric vehicles in Otago or Southland requires more than just chargers on a wall. E-Station designs and manages fleet charging infrastructure that aligns with your operational schedule, tracks energy usage per vehicle, and makes cost recovery straightforward — whether you're running a council fleet, logistics vehicles, or commercial trades.
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Turn your EV chargers into a revenue stream or offer seamless cost recovery for guests and staff. E-Station configures and manages EV payment systems suited to hotels, motels, car parks, hospitality venues, and retail premises across Otago and Southland — including venues like Errick's in Dunedin.
Whether you want pay-as-you-go public charging, guest account charging, or automated billing for fleet drivers, we integrate the right payment solution for your operation.
Get in Touch
Whether you're planning a new EV charger installation, managing an existing OCPP network, exploring fleet charging options, or adding guest EV charging to your hotel or motel — we're here to help. Based in Otago, servicing Southland and beyond.
Legal
Last updated: 28 November 2023
These Terms of Trade apply to any supply of goods or services to a customer by E-Station Limited. These Terms include any written quote from us for those Goods and Services.
1.1 You accept these Terms by engaging us to supply the Goods or Services, using any of our apps or software, using our Services, or paying any deposit or other amount. These Terms prevail over any purchase order or other communication, unless we agree otherwise.
1.2 If you are purchasing or using our Goods or Services on behalf of another person, you represent and warrant that you are authorised to do so. Nothing contained within these Terms prevents us from providing our Goods and Services to any other person.
2.1 The deposit payable for the Goods or Services is payable upon receipt of an invoice or as otherwise notified by us. You accept that the deposit is non-refundable, except where we breach these terms.
2.2 If the sale is completed, we will apply the deposit against the total purchase price. If you pay a deposit but the transaction is not completed for any reason (except fault on our part), we will use reasonable endeavours to repurpose any Goods already ordered. Any deposit is non-refundable unless we decide otherwise (e.g. where we repurpose the Goods).
3.1 Any quote for Goods and Services will be valid for 30 days from the date of the quote, unless we withdraw it before acceptance.
3.2 Where no quote is provided, the price for the Goods and Services will be calculated on a time and materials basis.
3.3 We reserve the right to charge you additional amounts if: (a) you request alterations to the specifications for the Goods and Services; or (b) we incur costs in obtaining components or services for the Goods and Services.
4.1 We warrant that we will carry out the Services in a good and workmanlike manner using reasonable skill and care. We will use reasonable endeavours to meet any estimated timeframe for supply of the Goods and Services.
4.2 We may use and integrate the work of contractors or third parties in supplying the Services. We are not responsible for the performance of a contractor or third party where you instruct us to use a contractor or third party.
4.3 Any Goods supplied by us come with a one year manufacturer warranty, unless we specify otherwise. If any warranty issues arise with the Goods supplied, you must make any warranty claims through us as agent. We will then progress your warranty on your behalf directly with the manufacturer of the Goods.
4.4 To the extent permitted by law, we do not warrant that any Goods or Services supplied will meet your requirements or be fit for a particular purpose, or that they will be secure, free of viruses or other harmful code, uninterrupted or error free.
4.5 You must not disconnect any Goods from any of our cloud software, and must not connect any Goods to any third party or open charge point protocol (OCPP) cloud software without our written consent. We may charge disconnection fees if you breach this clause or if we allow you to disconnect any Goods.
5.1 We will invoice you for any amounts due before we supply any Goods and Services, or on later dates as we may agree from time to time.
5.2 Unless otherwise agreed in writing, you must pay any invoice no later than 7 days following the date of the invoice (the Due Date). You must pay all amounts that are due and payable under these Terms in full and without set-off or deduction of any kind.
5.3 If any payment is not made by the Due Date, we may charge default interest at the rate of 15% per annum (calculated daily from the Due Date) and may apportion payments to outstanding accounts as we see fit.
5.4 If you dispute any invoiced amount, you must pay any undisputed amount and notify us of the dispute within 10 days of the Due Date.
5.5 Unless otherwise specified, all prices for Goods and Services are in New Zealand dollars and exclude GST.
6.1 If we agree that the Goods will be delivered to you, we will arrange delivery of the Goods to you and will specify any associated delivery costs that you must pay. You will be responsible for obtaining any specific insurance you require in respect of the Goods during transit.
6.2 If you are collecting the Goods and you do not collect any ordered Goods within 30 days of the Goods arriving at our premises, we reserve the right to invoice you for the remaining cost of the Goods.
6.3 If you do not collect the Goods within a further 30 days from the date of the invoice for the outstanding price of the Goods, you will forfeit the Goods to us and we may deal with the Goods in our discretion (including selling those Goods to others). If you forfeit any Goods, we may provide you with a credit for any amount paid, valid for 12 months.
7.1 Risk in the Goods and Services passes to you on the earlier of when you (or any carrier) take possession of the Goods and when title passes to you under 7.2.
7.2 Ownership and title in the Goods and Services, or any proceeds from on-sale of the Goods, will not pass until you have paid us in full for the Goods and Services and all other sums due to us on any account whatsoever.
7.3 You acknowledge that these Terms may constitute a security interest in any Goods supplied in favour of us. We may at any time register a financing statement on the Personal Property Securities Register to protect our security interest in the Goods.
7.4 You agree to: (a) waive any right to receive a copy of any financing statement, financing change statement or verification statement; and (b) sign any documentation that we may reasonably require to register a financing statement or financing change statement.
8.1 To the extent permitted by law, our liability is limited to the lesser of: (a) the price of the relevant Goods and Services; (b) the cost of completing any necessary repairs/remedial work; and (c) the actual loss or damage suffered by you.
8.2 If any Goods and Services are defective: (a) you must notify us in writing within 10 working days after delivery; and (b) we may, in our absolute discretion, repair, replace or re-perform any defective Goods and Services, or refund the amount paid for those Goods and Services.
8.3 To the extent permitted by law, we will not be liable for: (a) any indirect, consequential or economic loss or damage, or for any loss or profit, data revenue, production or opportunity; (b) any defective workmanship of Goods or Services supplied by any other person; or (c) any defect, delay or failure to supply the Goods and Services due to any circumstances beyond our control.
8.4 If you purchase our Goods and Services for personal or household use, you may have protections under the Fair Trading Act 1986 and the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 (CGA). These protections may include the right to a repair, replacement or refund under the CGA.
8.5 Except as set out in these Terms, we exclude (to the extent permitted by law) any and all conditions, guarantees, warranties or representations that might otherwise be implied by law, trade, custom or otherwise. In particular, we exclude: (a) all implied terms, conditions and warranties contained in the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017; and (b) the guarantees contained in the CGA, where you acquire Goods and Services for business purposes in terms of sections 2 and 43 of the CGA.
8.6 You acknowledge that you are responsible for arranging your own insurance and that the Goods are at your own risk from when you (or any carrier) take delivery of the Goods.
8.7 We do not accept returns or exchanges for Goods unless they are faulty/damaged and covered by the warranty as set out in clause 4.3 or the CGA. If you find that Goods you have ordered do not meet your needs, or if you change your mind, we will only process returns or exchanges at our discretion. We may, at our sole discretion, charge a fee of up to 10% of the sale price of the Goods. You must pay any freight costs of returning the item to us.
9.1 Any order you make with us for our Services may not be cancelled unless you notify us of your wish to cancel the order in writing and you pay the cost of: (a) any Services already provided to you up to the date of the notice of cancellation; (b) any items or materials we have purchased for the order that we cannot reasonably make use of elsewhere; and (c) any other costs or liabilities we have incurred before we receive the cancellation notice.
9.2 If you breach any of these Terms, or become insolvent or unable to pay your debts when they fall due, we may: (a) suspend your account and our provision of Goods and Services; (b) enter onto any property and repossess any Goods that have not been paid for in full; (c) require immediate payment of any amounts outstanding; (d) delay or withhold the supply of any Goods and Services; or (e) immediately terminate these Terms.
10.1 You authorise us to collect, retain and use information about you from any person for the purposes specified in our Privacy Policy, available at: www.e-station.co.nz. You agree we may disclose information about you to any person to the extent required to enable us to exercise any power or enforce any of our rights, remedies and powers under these terms.
10.2 On the cancellation or termination of our engagement with you, we will dispose of any personal information collected by us for the purposes of supplying the Goods and Services. We assume no liability in respect of any personal information we dispose of under this clause.
11.1 We accept no liability for any defect, loss, damage or delay caused by strike, lockout, damage to or breakdown of plant, government interference, war, storm, fire, flood, riot, explosion, earthquake, epidemic, pandemic, force majeure or any other cause beyond our control.
12.1 We reserve the right to sub-contract any part of the supply of the Goods and Services. You must not assign any of your rights or obligations under these Terms without our written consent.
12.2 You must pay any and all costs incurred by us (including legal costs, as between solicitor and client) in the enforcement or attempted enforcement of any of our rights, remedies or powers under these Terms.
12.3 If any of these Terms are held to be invalid, void, unenforceable or illegal for any reason, such provision will be severed from these terms and the remaining provisions will continue to apply.
12.4 A failure or delay by us in enforcing a right under these terms is not a waiver of that right. Any waiver must be in writing and signed by us.
12.5 These Terms contain the entire agreement between you and us and supersede all other understandings or arrangements relating to its subject matter.
12.6 We may update these Terms at any time and the updated Terms will apply to any Goods and Services supplied after that date.
Legal
Last updated: November 2023
E-Station Limited respects your privacy at all times. This Privacy Policy describes what personal information or data we collect, and how we use, store and disclose the personal information we collect, to ensure we comply with our obligations under the Privacy Act 2020.
1.1 By providing your personal information or using our goods/services, you agree to this Privacy Policy. If you provide information about any other person, then you must be authorised by that person to provide such data to us.
1.2 This Privacy Policy may change at any time and we will tell you about any changes by posting an updated policy on our website. By using our goods/services/website, or visiting our premises, you will be accepting these changes.
2.1 We may obtain information about you from various sources, including through your general interactions with us and through your use of our goods/services/website.
2.2 The types of personal information we may collect include: (a) name, contact details, date of birth and other contact information; (b) IP address, device ID, browser type and version, connection speed, network information, geographical location, device identifiers and cookie identifiers; (c) billing and address information; (d) conversations with us, our agents or other persons; (e) email communications and written or verbal interactions with us; (f) number of visits to our website; (g) use of our social media platforms; (h) product and service preferences; and (i) any other information reasonably necessary for us to run our business.
2.3 When you use our website, the data we collect depends on the authentication method used but may include profile information and information voluntarily entered by you.
3.1 We will usually collect personal information directly from you when you: (a) interact with us over the phone, via email or letter, or via our website; (b) meet with us or our agents; (c) visit our premises; or (d) use our goods/services/website.
3.2 We also use cookies and similar tracking technologies to track activity on our website. We use cookies to enable efficient navigation only and not for the purpose of collecting personal information. You may disable cookies by changing the settings on your browser.
3.3 We may also collect personal information when you apply for employment or contracting opportunities with us, submit your personal details to participate in competitions or promotions, from government departments or law enforcement agencies, from our business partners, or from publicly available sources.
3.5 If you choose not to provide your personal information to us, we may not be able to: (a) provide you with the product or service you want; (b) respond to your requests; (c) manage or administer your product or service; (d) personalise your experience with us; or (e) verify your identity or protect against fraud.
4.1 We may use your personal information to: (a) provide, administer and communicate with you on our goods, services and promotions; (b) tailor experiences to you; (c) develop, market, improve, manage or review our goods and services; (d) conduct client surveys; (e) enforce our terms and conditions; (f) ensure safety policies are being followed; (g) comply with applicable legal requirements; (h) detect and capture evidence of any crime; (i) respond to queries and complaints; (j) comply with court or government authority requests; (k) notify you of services, special offers or opportunities; and (l) generate statistical information and reports.
4.3 By providing your email address, you consent to us sending you information connected with the above purposes via email.
5.1 We may share information with our staff, related companies, advisers or third parties contracted to us, however personal information will only be shared with our personnel if it is necessary for them to carry out their work for us.
5.2 We may disclose information about you to law enforcement authorities or other government officials: (a) if we are required to do so by law; (b) if we believe disclosure is necessary or appropriate to prevent physical harm or financial loss; or (c) in connection with an investigation of suspected fraudulent or illegal activity.
5.4 Your personal information may be disclosed offshore where this is necessary for us to run our business and provide our services. Your personal information will only be disclosed offshore where we reasonably believe the protections that apply will be as good as those in New Zealand, or where we obtain your express permission.
6.1 We implement and maintain appropriate administrative, technical and physical safeguards designed to protect the personal information you provide against accidental, unlawful or unauthorised destruction, loss, alteration, access, disclosure or use. We use encryption on our website from which we transfer certain personal information.
6.4 Communications over the internet are not secure unless they have been encrypted. We cannot guarantee the security of any transmission to us by email or otherwise.
6.5 We only keep your identifiable personal information for as long as we need it to reasonably meet the purposes for which we collect it.
6.6 When we no longer require your personal information, we will destroy, delete or permanently anonymise it.
7.1 You have the rights to: (a) not provide personal information to us; (b) ask us not to share your personal information with third parties; (c) request that we edit or correct any personal information we hold about you; (d) request access to your personal information; (e) withdraw any consent you previously provided to us; or (f) object at any time on legitimate grounds to the processing of your personal information.
7.3 You can request access to, and correction or deletion of, your personal information held by us. We will process all requests within a reasonable time.
7.5 Subject to the Act, we will notify you as soon as practicable of any privacy breach that involves your personal information and where we believe that breach is likely to cause you serious harm. We will also notify the Privacy Commissioner in accordance with the requirements of the Act.
8.1 If, at any time, you have questions, concerns or comments about this Privacy Policy or our privacy practices, please contact us by email at info@e-station.co.nz.
8.2 If you wish to complain about any breach or potential breach of this Privacy Policy, please contact us by email and we will make every effort to resolve your complaint internally. If we do not resolve the complaint to your satisfaction, you may apply to the Privacy Commissioner.
8.3 For more information on how you may lodge a complaint with the Privacy Commissioner, please contact the Commissioner on 04-474-7590 or at www.privacy.org.nz.