June
noon - 1 p.m.
Charging electric vehicles in multi-residential buildings
Your hosts
| William Lemay-Choquette Senior Advisor - Multi-housing strategy |
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| Blaise Rémillard Mobility and Urban Planning Manager |
Answers to all your questions
Although electric vehicles are more and more numerous on Quebec roads, even today, most multiplexes and condominium buildings are not equipped to recharge them. In dense urban contexts, such as Montreal for example, addressing the subject of electric charging in your co-ownership will quickly become essential.
The Conseil de l’environnement de Montréal and the information platform Murbly are joining forces to offer you this online conference which will primarily be addressed to unions and co-ownership managers.
The strategies to adopt depending on your building and the steps to follow before installing charging stations will be discussed. This will also be an opportunity to ask all your questions related to the subject of electric charging in a multi-residential context.
Learn more about Murbly and the CRE-Montréal.
Your hosts
- William Lemay-Choquette : Senior Advisor - Multi-housing strategy. Murbly. He has a solid expertise in charging solutions for multi-unit buildings, which is enriched by his years of experience as a condominium manager, making him a key expert in the deployment of a charging strategy for electric vehicles in multi-dwellings.
- Blaise Rémillard : Mobility and Urban Planning Manager. Conseil régional de l'environnement de Montréal.
The Running Electric webinar series is presented by the Running Electric campaign partners and made possible thanks to the support of the Government of Quebec, under the 2030 Plan for a Green Economy.