Electric Autonomy looks at the implications of the provincial regulator’s rejection of BC Hydro’s proposed EV charging rate increase and switch to kWh billing
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The first Tesla V4 supercharger in UK with credit card payment goes live, offering a seamless charging experience.
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The Manitoba Motor Dealer Association will distribute the NRCan funding to provincial organizations wanting to install public electric vehicle charging stations
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Volta and Tesla Superchargers had the most satisfied customers, according to JD Power.
The Guinness World Record trip involved travelling over 7,000km from St. John’s to Victoria and making 18 charging stops
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Drivers who snap pictures of the amenities around charging stations across Canada can enter to win up to $500
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A new Network Operations Center is aimed to bring ChargePoint close to 100% uptime.
Tesla is taking advantage of a government pilot program that allows all charging station operators to bill customers on an energy-based kilowatt-hour (kWh) basis
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In a letter with 100 signatories, the Atmospheric Fund is asking the federal government to provide funding for EV-readiness in multi-unit residential buildings
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Citing the need for more fast charging to accelerate EV adoption, the group says the network rollout will start in 2024 in the U.S., with Canada to follow
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