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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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  • Why consider EV charging?
    Electric vehicles have arrived and we expect rapid deployment of this technology over the next few decades. As a strata corporation, you can get ahead of the curve by being proactive about providing charging.
  • Step 1: Understand your options
    There are five components to this step: the type of charger to use, whether it’s for the present need or future demand, the location, the type of access and cost. These details will help you better understand your charging options.
  • Step 2: Investigate your building’s situation
    Each building is unique and presents its own charging opportunities and challenges. There are three components to this step: assess the parking situation, hire a certified contractor and review strata rules and bylaws.
  • Step 3: Approve (or deny) the request
    A decision is ready to be made. If approved, agreements, bylaws and rules may need to be put in place.
  • Step 4: Install the charger
    Strata council is now ready to hire a certified contractor to install the charger.

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