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Electric vehicle charging solutions for your business
At EPCOR, we understand the importance of sustainable energy solutions. We are committed to helping businesses electrify their transportation by investing in our electrical grid, partnering with local organizations to ensure EV charging infrastructure availability, and enabling customers to connect their EV charging stations to our grid safely and reliably.
All electricity distributors in Ontario must follow a standard procedure set by the Ontario Energy Board for non-residential customers who wish to install electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) for charging infrastructure.
Examples of non-residential EV charging systems include:
Step 1a: Request an optional consultation with EPCOR
Request a preliminary consultation with us by completing an Electric Vehicle Consultation Information Request (EVPCIR) and submitting it through email to EV.EEDO@epcor.com.
This optional consultation is especially helpful for customers who:
Note: If you have already decided on specific locations, this step may offer limited benefits and could extend the overall time it takes to get connected.
Step 1b: Receive an Electric Vehicle Preliminary Consultation Report (EVPCR) from EPCOR
Within 15 calendar days of receiving the optional EVPCIR, EPCOR will provide you with an Electric Vehicle Preliminary Consultation Report (EVPCR). This is a non-binding informational report which details:
Step 2: Submit a service connection request to EPCOR
If you’re ready to install without a consultation, you can submit your EV charging station installation request directly to EPCOR through our New Service Connection online form.
For more information about EV connection procedures in Ontario, visit Ontario Energy Board.