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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.

Halifax is charging into a greener future with a new bylaw that requires EV-ready infrastructure in all new residential and commercial developments. At Electric Avenue, we believe this move is not a challenge but an opportunity for developers, builders, and homeowners to future-proof their properties and boost long-term value.

Summer’s here, and so is the heatwave. While EVs are more than capable of handling hot weather, high temps can still zap your battery, cut your range, and put extra stress on charging systems if you’re not careful. The good news? A few smart habits can keep your EV cool, your range healthy, and your ride ready, no matter how high the mercury climbs. Electric Avenue designs chargers built to perform in everyday environments, and we believe knowledge is power.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming increasingly popular across North America, offering eco-friendly and efficient transportation options. However, as more households adopt EVs, a critical safety concern has emerged: the potential for house fires caused by charging EVs using standard NEMA 14-50P receptacles at 40 amps. This article will delve into the risks associated with using these receptacles, explore real-life experiences from EV owners and electricians, and offer practical advice to ensure your EV charging setup is as safe as it is convenient.