ZEVIP Call for Proposals Open for EV Charging Infrastructure
Launched in 2019, the Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) is a program that addresses a key barrier to the adoption of zero-emission vehicles…
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ChargePoint Awarded Sourcewell Contract to Provide EV Charging Infrastructure for U.S. and Canada Public Agencies
ChargePoint has recently announced it has been awarded a Sourcewell cooperative purchasing contract to provide EV charging solutions to public agencies in the U.S. and Canada. The award represents ChargePoint’s third consecutive agreement with Sourcewell, dating back to 2017. Through the agreement, entities such as municipalities, transit authorities, and public schools can deploy ChargePoint EV chargers, software, and services through a streamlined procurement process with preferred pricing.
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InsideEVs: These Are The Best EV Chargers Of 2025
InsideEVs.com selected its list of the best EV Chargers of 2025. After testing, reviewing, and using dozens of chargers throughout the year, Grizzl-E Ultimate 48A was chosen as the best 48/50A Chargers and Grizzl-E Ultimate 80A was selected as the best 80-Amp High-Powered Chargers.
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BC Hydro Adds 16 New EV Charging Ports in Langley
BC Hydro has expanded its electric vehicle (EV) charging hub at the Langley Events Centre with 16 new charging ports to help support EV adoption in the Lower Mainland. The location is now one of the largest public fast-charging locations in the region with capacity to charge up to 18 EVs at the same time. “This newly expanded charge hub in Langley continues our work with BC Hydro and other partners to make cleaner options more accessible and affordable for all British Columbians,” said Adrian Dix, Minister of Energy and Climate Solutions.
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Five New EV Charger Projects in Atlantic Canada Receive ZEVIP Funding
On October 3, the federal government announced over $5 million in federal funding for five projects through Natural Resources Canada’s Zero Emissions Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP). These investments will make it easier for people and businesses in Atlantic Canada to switch to EVs by building chargers where Canadians live, work, and travel. New EV chargers are being installed at workplaces, public on-street parking and multi-unit residential buildings in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Prince Edward Island. The projects also include funding for two Indigenous organizations to install EV chargers serving a highway retail hub and the Halifax International Airport.
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NorthX and BC Hydro Invest in Foreseeson to Power the Future of Fast EV Charging
Foreseeson Technology Inc. is proud to share a major milestone in its clean energy journey. As part of a joint $1.6 million investment from NorthX Climate Tech and BC Hydro, Foreseeson has been selected as one of three Canadian companies to accelerate the development of innovative energy storage solutions – a critical step toward making fast, convenient, and widely available EV charging a reality across British Columbia and beyond.
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BluWave-ai Wins Energy Storage Canada Grid Management Storage Award 2025
BluWave-ai was awarded the coveted 2025 Grid Management Storage Award from Energy Storage Canada (ESC). This latest honour from Energy Storage Canada adds to a distinguished history of recognition as a leader in AI-enabled cleantech for the electric grid and electrified transport. This award brings greater attention to the BluWave-ai technology stack which integrates AI-driven optimization across all critical energy storage assets. This AI platform is built upon a significant foundation of intellectual property, including 49 patent applications filed globally with 11 patents already granted.
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Schaumburg Launches First Electric Paratransit Fleet with Polara’s Turnkey Charging Infrastructure
On October 1st, the Township of Schaumburg welcomed community members to celebrate the launch of its new electric paratransit buses. Organized in partnership with Polara, the company behind the design and commissioning of the charging infrastructure powering these vehicles, the event also brought together local elected officials and partners including bus manufacturer Micro Bird, bus dealer Central States Bus Sales, energy provider ComEd, and the Québec Government Office in Chicago.
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SWTCH Partners with 1VALET to Eliminate App Fatigue for Multifamily EV Charging
SWTCH has recently announced a strategic partnership and platform integration with 1VALET, a premier resident engagement platform for multifamily properties. The partnership enables residents to manage their EV charging directly through their existing 1VALET Resident App, eliminating the need to juggle multiple applications to use their building’s amenities.
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EV Industry Leaders’ Letter to Prime Minister Carney
Dear Prime Minister:
As executives from businesses operating in Canada’s electric vehicle (EV) industry, including charging solutions and deployment, vehicle manufacturers, charging installation and maintenance, and e-mobility technology solution providers, we write to you about Canada’s EV ambition. Together, we are building the backbone of Canada’s EV transportation economy.
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No Apps, Just Taps: The Smarter Way to Collect Charging Revenue
No Apps, Just Taps. In 2025, drivers expect charging to be as simple as tapping a card or mobile wallet. With Electric Avenue, site hosts get flexible, future-ready payment options that make revenue collection seamless, and drivers get the frictionless charging experience they demand. Electric Avenue chargers, powered by Nayax payment technology, support both built-in and external terminals to fit any deployment:
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Canada Installs 157 New Electric Vehicle (EV) Chargers for Atlantic Canadians
Canada is making it easier for families and businesses to switch to an electric vehicle (EV) by expanding access to EV charging infrastructure across Atlantic Canada. Recently, Kody Blois, Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, on behalf of the Honourable Tim Hodgson, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, announced over $5 million in federal funding for five projects through Natural Resources Canada’s Zero Emissions Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP).
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PowerCo Strengthens Working Relationship With Unionized Trades to Build St. Thomas EV Battery Facility
PowerCo and Canada’s Building Trades Unions (CBTU) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that supports the involvement of unionized trades in the construction of PowerCo’s St. Thomas gigafactory. “This Memorandum of Understanding reflects PowerCo’s commitment to supporting a strong and resilient local workforce and marks an important milestone on our largest global project”, said Mustafa Bulut, COO and interim CEO of PowerCo Canada.
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What You Need to Know About the EvoCharge Shutdown & How SWTCH Can Help
In September 2025, Phillips & Temro announced the closure of the EvoCharge EV charging business. By November 2025, access controls for the chargers will cease to function, though basic charging functionality will continue to work as before. Essentially, it means EvoCharge’s chargers will become basic, non-smart EV chargers. To preserve full charger functionality, access control, and other smart features, here is what you need to know about completing a successful migration to a new network.
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Canadians Can Now Get Free EV Chargers And Get Paid To Charge Their EVs With The Grizzl-E Club
Tom Moloughney of the State of Charge YouTube channel overviews the Grizzl-E Club in his latest video. The video provides an overview of the Grizzl-E Club, features an interview with United Chargers CEO Gleb Nikiforov, and even includes Gleb and Tom taking a private plane trip to the first Grizzl-E Club customer. This video is a must-watch for Canadian EV Drivers. Learn more about all the benefits of the Grizzl-E Club and how you can start earning money back for charging at home.
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Electric Avenue Expands Technical Leadership and Multilingual Support
Electric Avenue has recently announced two key appointments that reinforce the company’s commitment to technical excellence, customer service, and innovation in sustainable transportation. Allan Boutilier, who joined Electric Avenue last year, has been promoted to Technical Director, a role that will further strengthen the company’s leadership in EV charging technology and system integration. In addition, Electric Avenue welcomes Sleiman “Sam” Yammine as the company’s new Technical Advisor.
