EV Charging Connections: A Guide for Non-Residential Customers from Kingston Utilities
May 31, 2024
Providing charging infrastructure in non-residential settings is essential for supporting the growing number of electric vehicles (EV) on the road. Whether you’re planning to install public charging stations, workplace chargers, or chargers in multi-unit residential or commercial buildings, Kingston Hydro is here to help!
Installing EV charging connections requires careful consideration. Explore helpful resources or start a new application
Streamlined connection process
Kingston Utilities is now offering a new, streamlined process for non-residential EV connections. This process follows the standardized guidelines set out by the Ontario Energy Board in the Electric Vehicle Charging Connections Guide.
The Charging Connection Guide outlines a clear, step-by-step process for connecting EV charging stations. Here’s an overview of the steps involved:
- Preliminary consultation
- Formal connection request
- Offer to connect (including initial economic evaluation)
- Project development and construction
- Energization
- Final economic evaluation
Learn more about the connection process and explore helpful resources at KingstonHydro.com.
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