Request an Electric Vehicle Charging Feasibility Study

​Strata owners face a number of issues related to electric vehicle charging such as capacity planning,  how to bill, how to accommodate the growing demand for electric vehicles and what are the best by-laws to pass for electric vehicles. Wattblock has assisted over 250 apartment blocks to get started with an EV charging roadmap. A good place to start is watching 10 models for EV Charging in Strata Apartment Buildings.
Electric Vehicle Charging Roadmap
Strata committee and facilities management wanted an electric vehicle charging roadmap.
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40 electric vehicle charging stations in strata
A developer installed an EV charging infrastructure with 40 charge stations in an apartment block.
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Solar powered EV Charging in Strata
A strata scheme with a 30kW solar system decided to install an EV charger for residents which is solar-powered.
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​For further information you can also contact Wattblock directly on (02) 9977 1801 or visit our Education Centre. Read our Electric Vehicle Charging in Residential Strata Buildings project report conducted in consultation with Tesla, AGL and Evercharge . For more detailed research you can read our joint research papers with Griffith University students on Developing Tools for Modelling Electric Vehicle Charging in High Rise buildings or read our joint research paper on Impacts of EV Charging on Strata Building Distribution Infrastructure.​

Electric Vehicle Charging in
Residential Strata Buildings

City of Sydney sponsored study into electric vehicle charging for residential strata. Includes national survey results from over 100 strata schemes and 20 case study assessments within the City of Sydney.
 
​Lord Mayor Clover Moore said the City of Sydney is proud to support Wattblock prepare for a future where more people living in apartments will need to charge their electric vehicles. “Wattblock’s research is a great example of the type of projects our environmental grants program is designed to support. Their insights will guide conversations about the infrastructure required in order to cope with more electric vehicles in our city.” 

Download Report (PDF 121 Pages)
Download Summary Slides (PDF 39 Pages)
Download Press Release (PDF 2 Pages)​ 

Author:
Ross McIntyre, Wattblock
Prepared for City of Sydney
Approved 26th July 2017

Supported by City of Sydney Environmental Innovation Grant