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  • Homeowners & Tenants
    Learn about the 4-step process to request an electric vehicle charger in your building. This checklist includes key things you need to consider as an electric vehicle owner making a request to strata.
  • Strata Councils & Property Managers
    Learn about the 4-step process to install an electric vehicle charger in your building. This checklist includes the key things you need to consider as a strata responding to requests for charging or planning proactivity for the arrival of electric vehicles.
  • Key Info
    Learn about electric vehicles, charging, costs and legal requirements.
  • Challenges and Solutions
    Learn about some common challenges faced by homeowners, tenants, strata councils and property managers, along with some solutions.
  • Tools & Resources
    Additional information to help you set up electric vehicle charging in your apartment or townhome
  • EV Friendly Strata Registry
    Find or promote an EV-friendly strata building in the Metro Vancouver region.
  • Case Studies
    We highlight real life case studies, which vary by building type and charging solution.

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  • Step 1: Gather Information
    Determine your charging needs, assess your building’s situation and begin reaching out to others.
  • Step 2: Make a formal request to your strata council
    Submit a request to strata council and be prepared to facilitate their learning process.
  • Step 3: Get approval and make an agreement
    Get approval from strata council and put an agreement in writing in place.
  • Step 4: Install the charger
    Work with your strata council or property manager to manage the installation.

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