How Bank Of America Brought WorkplaceEV Charging To Life Across India

Bank of America, one of the world’s leading financial institutions, has long championed environmental responsibility and sustainable operations.

As part of its broader ESG commitments, the organization sought to translate high-level climate goals into meaningful action within its workplace ecosystem in India.

In partnership with Bolt.Earth, Bank of America deployed a large-scale workplace EV charging infrastructure across multiple campuses, enabling employees to charge their vehicles conveniently at work while supporting the company’s sustainability ambitions.

The initiative combined smart EV infrastructure, secure access control, and centralized performance monitoring to create a seamless charging experience.

Within months, the deployment resulted in 140 EV chargers across four locations, empowering employees to adopt electric mobility while enabling the organization to track measurable environmental impact through real-time analytics and emissions reporting.

This case study explores how Bank of America successfully implemented workplace EV charging infrastructure at scale and how the initiative delivered both operational and sustainability benefits.

The initiative was guided by a set of strategic objectives aligned with Bank of America’s broader ESG commitments.

The company sought to deploy a reliable and scalable EV charging network that would support employees across multiple corporate campuses while ensuring secure and controlled access.

Chargers needed to have employees-only accessibility and integrated with a digital platform that allowed real-time monitoring and reporting.

Additionally, the infrastructure needed to generate actionable data around energy consumption and emissions reduction to support internal ESG reporting and sustainability audits.

Implementing EV charging infrastructure at enterprise scale required careful planning and coordination across multiple dimensions.

Bank of America needed a solution that could be deployed across four corporate locations in India, each with unique infrastructure constraints, parking layouts, and electrical configurations. The deployment had to account for power availability, installation feasibility, and regulatory requirements while maintaining operational continuity.

Security and access control were also critical considerations. Since the chargers were intended exclusively for employees, the system needed a mechanism to restrict unauthorized usage while maintaining a seamless experience for users.

Finally, the company required a system where Data related to charging usage, energy consumption, and emissions savings needed to be accessible in real time to support ESG reporting frameworks.