From Electric Vehicle Society.

EV charging in condos, strata buildings, and multi-unit residential buildings (MURBs) requires careful planning around electrical capacity, load management, cost allocation, and long-term infrastructure strategy.
This webinar explains what condo owners, strata councils, boards, and property managers need to evaluate before installing EV charging in apartment and condominium buildings.

EV charger installation in multi-unit buildings is no longer a future discussion. Decision-makers are facing practical questions about panel capacity, transformer limits, smart load management systems, service upgrades, shared electrical infrastructure, and scalable planning. Poor planning can lead to unnecessary upgrades and avoidable costs.

Licensed electrician Mark Marmer explains:

• How to assess existing electrical capacity in a condo or apartment building
• When smart EV load management can prevent costly utility upgrades
• Practical cost-sharing and billing models for residents
• Common EV charger installation mistakes in MURBs
• How to design EV infrastructure that scales as adoption increases

This session was presented through the Running Electric campaign, coordinated by Équiterre and funded by Natural Resources Canada.

If you are researching EV charging for condos, strata buildings, or apartment complexes, this discussion provides practical, fact-based guidance for implementing reliable and future-ready EV charging infrastructure in multi-unit properties.

Running Electric Web: https://www.equiterre.org/en/initiatives/running-electric
Signature Electric (Mark Marmer): https://signatureelectric.ca/
Electric Vehicle Society: https://EVSociety.ca
Canada Talks Electric Cars Playlist: https://tinyurl.com/mryy3h8t
Plug ‘n Drive: https://www.plugndrive.ca/
Electric Mobility Canada: https://emc-mec.ca/
Clean Energy Canada: https://cleanenergycanada.org/

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