EV Charging Stations
Power Networks offers installation of charging stations to power your vehicle or fleet by an ECRA/ESA licensed electrician.
- Whether you are new to electric vehicles and need a new electric vehicle charger install or want to update your existing charging setup, you have options, and we can help.
- Residential Charger Installations
- Commercial Charging Stations
- Large Community Charging Stations
- Solar Powered Carports for Residential & Commercial Applications
A growing concern for electric vehicle owners is knowing when and how to charge their vehicle. Drivers of EVs want to know how to keep their vehicles charged most conveniently and cost effectively. Power Networks provides innovative design solutions and turnkey construction support for everything from residential home chargers to large community charging stations. We have unique expertise in providing the power system required to charge your electric vehicle or fleet as well as the charging apparatus.
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EV Charging Options
| Input | 120 V |
| Outlet type | Standard electrical outlet (for example, phone charger) |
| Time to charge | 8–50+ hours |
| Range (per hour of charging) | 3 km to 8 km |
| Typical uses | Home charging and back-up situations |
| Input | 208/240 V |
| Outlet type | Special electrical outlet (for example, stove or dryer plug) |
| Time to charge | 4–10 hours |
| Range (per hour of charging) | 15 km to 50 km |
| Typical uses | Home charging, charging at businesses and public spaces |
| Input | 480 V |
| Outlet type | DC outlet (not found in homes) |
| Time to charge | 25–30 minutes |
| Range (per hour of charging) | Up to maximum driving range of vehicle |
| Typical uses | Charging at dedicated stations, public spaces, and highway corridors |
Incentives for Installing EV Chargers
Canada’s EV charging rebate programs could help you save thousands of dollars depending on the province you reside in. Some provinces offer up to and even above $10,000 in incentives. Power Networks can help determine which federal and provincial rebates are currently active that you may be entitled to with your particular project in mind.
Multi-unit residential buildings and workplaces
Incentives for the installation of EV charging stations in MURBs and workplaces are available through federal and provincial programs. The Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) provides federal funding for the installation of EV chargers in MURBs and workplaces.
* Note: Some rebates require pre-approval of the work before it can begin. Please check the requirements of any rebates or incentives to determine whether pre-approval is needed.