Durham already powers Ontario with clean energy, but the EV transition mean the region is poised to add even more assets to the area
Ontario’s largest power generator continues to expand into the electrification space with a newly announced subsidiary, PowerON Energy Solutions, which already boasts the TTC as a client and will help other fleets navigate charging infrastructure needs
The joint-venture remains on track to be one of Ontario’s largest fast-charging networks with its newly rebranded “Charge & Go” service, as it also launches a Level 2 “Park & Charge” service with 11 municipal and local business partners
The Toronto Transit Commission, which already operates North America’s largest electric bus fleet is looking to spend $300 million on their green fleet expansion, which includes key partnerships with Toronto Hydro and Ontario Power Generation
The company’s first-ever climate change plan sets out an ambitious blueprint for a net-zero future with the electrification of transportation as a key pillar
Ontario’s largest energy provider is turning its attention to supporting personal and public fleet electrification
Ivy will bring 73 stations to locations across Ontario, with charging speeds ranging from 50 kW with potential for up to 200 kW in some locations
For Canada’s Tesla owners, who represented more than half of battery electric vehicle buyers in first nine months of last year, the proprietary supercharging network aligns with several other projects bridging charging infrastructure gaps between urban and rural Canada
Province’s biggest power generator and biggest transmission utility joining forces to deploy over 100 electric-vehicle fast-chargers in 43 locations by end of 2020
