Multifamily Housing Charging

EV owners have a strong preference to charge at home and this requires solutions to overcome barriers to EV charging at multifamily housing.

Providing charging at multifamily housing helps qualify builders for LEED and sustainability certifications, and the property attracts and retains tenants while accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles.

Many states have enacted “Right to Charge” laws that ensure residents have a path to charge their vehicles. For state specifics law, read here.

The VCI-MUD project collected usage data from eight sites around the U.S. The project team performed demonstrations on new charging technologies, including surveys and interviews with site hosts and building residents to evaluate user experiences.

• Read the project summary, learnings and takeaways: Technological Barriers to Electric Vehicle Charging at Multi-Unit Dwellings in the U.S.
• The project team assembled a Multi-Family Housing Charging Toolkit to help residents, building managers/owners and HOAs navigate EV charging at multi-family housing locations.
  
  Contact Whit Jamieson for more information.