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BMW, Ford, Honda to connect EV stakeholders with ChargeScape

ChargeScape will create a new Open Vehicle-Grid Integration Platform to link utilities, OEMs and EV drivers to increase charging efficiency

BMW, Electric Vehicles Canada, Ford Motor Co., Honda, Residential EV charging, Smart charging, Utilities & Electric Vehicles, Vehicle to Grid (V2G)

Mehanaz Yakub
September 19, 2023
3 minute read

Depots, EV drivers in Ontario with home charging to benefit from ultra-low overnight electricity pricing starting May 1

Customers of seven utilities are eligible initially to opt-in to the new program. Remaining utilities will follow in six months

Ontario, Residential EV charging, Utilities & Electric Vehicles

Emma Jarratt
April 14, 2023
2 minute read

Electric car charging in front of the house

Study shows EVs’ potential to increase utility revenues, reduce customer costs

Findings from a recent California study show that EVs can drive down prices for electricity. Could the same findings be seen with EV adoption in Canada as well?

Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure, Research Reports, Residential EV charging, Utilities & Electric Vehicles

Mehanaz Yakub
December 22, 2022
4 minute read

EvoCharge and AzSpecd Solutions announce partnership for home electric vehicle chargers in Canada

Sponsored Company News: The two companies will provide Level 2 EV charging equipment to companies, multi-unit residential buildings and homeowners in new distribution alliance.

azspecd, EV charging in condos and MURBs, evocharge, Residential EV charging

AzSpecd Solutions Inc.
August 10, 2022
3 minute read

Nova Scotia Power launches smart charging pilot in bid to utilize more renewable energy

Utility will pay customers to install electric vehicle smart chargers as it moves to incorporate visibility, more capacity and lower costs into the province’s grid

ChargePoint, Nova Scotia, Residential EV charging, Utilities & Electric Vehicles, Vehicle to Grid (V2G)

Emma Jarratt
October 7, 2020
4 minute read

Policy

Draft federal plan for clean fuel credit system omits 80 per cent of EV charging, carmakers and owners say

The exclusion in the Clean Fuel Standard means only “network charging” and relatively cleaner liquid fuel services will benefit from credits, missing an opportunity for rebates to invest in EV education and charging infrastructure, critics claim

Clean Fuel Standard, Electric Vehicles Canada, Residential EV charging

Kerry Banks
August 27, 2020
4 minute read