EV Charging · Submetering
Electric Vehicle Charging
With Canada targeting 100% zero emission new vehicle sales by 2035, buildings need fair, metered EV charging now. Each station gets its own meter so EV owners pay only for what they use.
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Overview
What Is EV Charging Submetering
EV charging submetering replaces flat fee or unmetered arrangements with individual, station level metering. Each EV owner receives a bill based on actual electricity consumed while charging. It is the fairest way to allocate EV charging costs in any multi residential building.
Why It Matters
Key Benefits
EV submetering removes charging costs from building operating expenses and shifts them to the residents who actually use the chargers. This protects non EV owners while giving EV owners transparent, usage based billing.
Removes EV costs from expenses
Protects non EV owner budgets
Transparent, per kWh billing
Data for capacity planning
Supports building green goals
Scales as you add chargers
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Why Voltage Vision
Voltage Vision manages your EV charging metering from assessment through billing and ongoing support. Our EV metering integrates with your building's existing electricity, water, and thermal submetering. One provider, one platform, one point of contact.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can EV charging meters be added to an existing submetering system?
Yes. EV charging meters can be integrated with your building's existing submetering setup. We evaluate your electrical capacity and panel space and recommend the best approach during our free building assessment.
Do EV charging meters work with all charger brands?
The meters are installed on the electrical supply feeding the charger, not on the charger itself. This means they work with most Level 2 charger configurations. During our assessment we confirm compatibility with your specific setup.
What if our building does not have EV chargers yet?
With Canada targeting 100% zero emission new vehicle sales by 2035, now is the time to plan. Our team assesses your electrical capacity and helps design a metering approach that starts with your current needs and scales as demand grows.
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