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Municipal EV charging permitting must change to speed deployments
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Municipal EV charging permitting must change to speed deployments
Construction is often held up at the municipal level with outdated requirements and different rules across Canada, says CCIC’s Scott Sharabura For such a critical piece of transportation infrastructure, the installation of an EV fast charging station is a fairly simple construction project: dig a hole, lay some conduit, fill the hole, install electrical equipment and plug it in. When done right, the crews can be in and out in four to six weeks.…
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