EV
Canadian Property Management
Parkades in the EV Era
Building Code requirements may soon be changing to address design loads for parkades, particularly as electric pick-ups and SUVs begin flooding the market.
Canadian Apartment Magazine
The changing Canadian vehicle market
The Canadian vehicle market is changing at a rapid pace, with the projected sales for electric vehicles (EVs) forecast to rise dramatically to align with Canada's goals.
CondoBusiness
Preparing for the EV Onslaught
The days of sitting back and waiting to see how Canadians embrace the electric vehicle (EV) movement are over. Let Hwisel EV help you prepare.
Facility Cleaning & Maintenance
Does your facility have an EV plan?
As electric vehicle use grows more popular each year for company fleets, delivery, and personal use, an EV plan can help you assess and address
Canadian Apartment Magazine
More EV chargers coming to Canada’s multi-res properties
The Government of Canada announced plans to invest $899,000 toward the installation 188 EV chargers at Broadstreet Properties multi-residential buildings.
REMI Network
Blockchain-based EV charging pilot launches
A ground-breaking electric vehicle charging pilot launched this week at an office building in Toronto.
REMI Network
Taking charge of sustainability trends
Still think sustainability is a buzzword? Think again. As contractors like Paul Drozdowski can attest, the pursuit of cleaner and more energy-efficient operations has become a priority for stakeholders across the board.
CondoBusiness
Montreal condo becomes 100 per cent EV-ready
A condo in Outremont, Montreal is the first building of its kind to be ready to host electric vehicles at every interior and exterior parking stall.
REMI Network
Vancouver adopts 100 per cent EV-ready policy
Vancouver is now one of the first cities in North America to adopt a 100 per cent EV-ready policy for all new multi-unit residential buildings.
Canadian Property Management
Taking Charge in the Age of EVs
The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is here; and with it, a demand for property stakeholders to accommodate a growing volume of plugged-in commuters.