Toronto-based SWTCH announced it has raised $27.2 million in new funding to enable the acceleration of EV charging infrastructure in multi-res buildings.

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Electric Autonomy Canada, in partnership with Parkland Corp, has unveiled the winner of its EV fuelling station design competition.

Vancouver City Council has approved requirements to expand access to electric vehicle (EV) charging in non-residential buildings.

Nearly four in five (78 per cent) drivers of electric cars complain of not having enough electric vehicle charging options at work.

B.C. is charging ahead in expanding its electric vehicle charging network to meet its 2040 goals with more than 50 per cent built or underway.

Vancouver is now one of the first cities in North America to adopt a 100 per cent EV-ready policy for all new multi-unit residential buildings.

The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is here; and with it, a demand for property stakeholders to accommodate a growing volume of plugged-in commuters.