Right-To-Charge Laws Bring The Promise Of EVs To Apartments, Condos, And Rentals

04 Jul 2023 | Abstracted from Fast Company

By sharing chargers, residential communities can reduce the costs associated with charger installation and use. a small community charging hub with two level 2 chargers, the type common in homes and office buildings, the type common in homes and office buildings, can cover daily residential recharging demand at a cost of about 15 cents per kilowatt-hour. But having only two chargers means residents are waiting on average 2.2 hours to charge."

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