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Maxime Charron

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Based in B.C., Maxime is the founder of LeadingAhead Energy and a board member of Electric Mobility Canada
Night scene with many electric chargers glowing in a parking lot with one vehicle
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Accessing DC fast charging speed between Vancouver and Los Angeles: a case study

Public charging networks need to speed up the roll out of fast charging stations if they want to stay competitive and meet the user demands of today and tomorrow, writes Maxime Charron
Electric Road Trips, Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure, Electric Vehicle Charging Networks, Public EV Charging
  • Maxime Charron
  • January 14, 2022
  • 4 minute read
EV charging in condos strats MURBs_
  • EV Charging
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Planning to install EV chargers in your condo? You’ll need a strategy

Installing EV chargers in condominiums/strata and multi-unit residential buildings can be a challenge. Charging consultant Maxime Charron shares a six-step plan for success
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure, EV charging in condos and MURBs
  • Maxime Charron
  • November 6, 2020
  • 4 minute read
OCPP charging standards. Photo: EVBox
  • EV Charging
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Site owners installing charging infrastructure face choice between open (OCPP) and proprietary protocols

Public charging stations can be built either with proprietary or open charge point protocol technology. An OCPP specialist provides an explainer on the merits of the open protocol
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure, Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP), Public EV Charging
  • Maxime Charron
  • May 1, 2020
  • 4 minute read
At a Circle K in Fjellhamar, Norway, there is a mix of 150kW electric vehicle chargers on the left and 50kW on the right. Photo PlugShare
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Powering up: Moving beyond 50kW fast chargers

With rapid and ongoing improvements in vehicle charging speeds, should we be setting higher expectations for the speed of Canada’s electric vehicle fast chargers?
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure, Electric Vehicles Canada
  • Maxime Charron
  • November 15, 2019
  • 3 minute read
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