Campaign aims to codify inconsistent provincial and municipal regulations to help the one-third of Canadians living in multi-unit buildings gain access to home EV charging

Clean Energy Canada and Community Energy Association say building infrastructure now into single- and multi-unit residences will save thousands of dollars in retrofit costs down the road

New advocacy group, CCIC, to focus on putting real-world charger performance data in the hands of decision-makers

Elocity to implement its bi-directional EV charging solution in MURBs, fleet depots and commercial sites in Ontario with over $660,000 in funding from OVIN

The system, dubbed “SWTCH Cortex,” is already in operation at one Ottawa-area multi-unit residential building