Our Electrify Your Ride booklet serves as a comprehensive guide to electric vehicles in Canada. This resource features a list of all available light duty Electric Vehicles (EVs) and Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs), as well as valuable insights into the benefits of driving electric (economic and environmental), how to charge and the latest incentives. The guide also highlights our key initiatives such as the Mobile EV Education Trailer (MEET), EV Roadshow, and the Electric Vehicle Discovery Centre (EVDC). Distributed at our EVDC and all our events, the Electrify Your Ride booklet reaches approximately 10,000 consumers a year, empowering them with all they need to know to make the switch from gas to electric.
Notre brochure « Électrifiez votre conduite » est un guide complet sur les véhicules électriques au Canada. Cette ressource comprend une liste de tous les véhicules électriques légers (VE) et véhicules électriques hybrides rechargeables (VEHR) disponibles, ainsi que des informations précieuses sur les avantages de la conduite électrique (économiques et environnementaux), sur la façon de recharger le véhicule et sur les dernières mesures incitatives. Le guide met également l’accent sur nos principales initiatives telles que les Remorques d’éducation sur les VE (RDV) mobiles, les expositions itinérantes de véhicules électriques et le Centre de découverte des véhicules électriques (CVDE). Distribuée au EVDC et lors de tous nos événements, la brochure « Électrifiez votre conduite » touche environ 10 000 consommateurs par an, leur donnant toutes les informations dont ils ont besoin pour passer du gaz à l’électricité.
This guide will introduce EV basics, discuss how to assess demand and capacity, and what to consider during the budgeting, installation, operation and maintenance of EV charging stations. This guide will help to demystify EV charging and encourage greater uptake to support your employees’ transition to lower carbon transportation options.
This report, done in partnership by the Nuclear Innovation Institute and Plug’n Drive, demonstrates that easy access to public charging is a major factor among electric vehicle (EV) drivers in determining where to spend tourism dollars.
Regions like Bruce, Grey and Huron counties, that have strong tourist economies, risk losing substantial business unless they address the public charging needs of the growing number of EV-drivers.
This report is based on the work of Strategic Policy Economics and examines several critical topics, including: using EV batteries as mobile energy storage units, the second life application of EV batteries as back-up grid storage and the economic value of EV to grid or ‘V to G’ programs for consumers and utilities.
This report is based on the work of Strategic Policy Economics and examines several critical topics, including: using EV batteries as mobile energy storage units, the second life application of EV batteries as back-up grid storage and the economic value of EV to grid or ‘V to G’ programs for consumers and utilities.
This essential resource for condo boards, managers and residents will help you prepare your condo for electric vehicle charging. Included within is information on the installation steps, energy efficiency, load management and two comprehensive FAQs, one for condo boards and managers and the other for condo residents.
What’s keeping drivers from making the switch? What can we learn from those who did? To find out, Plug’n Drive commissioned a survey of conventional gas car owners and EV owners in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA).
Electric vehicle (EV) technology presents an enormous opportunity to help provinces and territories reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the transportation sector, which is the second largest contributor to GHGs in Canada.
A collaborative report released in Ottawa by Bruce Power, Plug’n Drive, Pollution Probe and the University of Waterloo’s Department of Chemical Engineering, explores ways to build upon existing policy framework at the federal and provincial levels with respect to plug-in EVs.
This report examines five different electric vehicle (EV) growth scenarios to estimate potential greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions and illustrate how EVs can form a key part of Ontario’s Climate Change Action Plan.