Charging infrastructure refers to the network of hardware and facilities required to charge electric vehicles (EVs) and other electrically powered devices. This includes the physical charging stations, electrical wiring, transformers, and substations that supply power, along with any related communication networks and software systems that manage the charging process. Charging infrastructure can be found in various locations, such as public charging stations, residential garages, commercial properties, and along highways. It is essential for the widespread adoption of electric vehicles, enabling users to recharge their vehicles’ batteries conveniently and efficiently. The development of robust charging infrastructure is crucial for addressing range anxiety, reducing dependency on fossil fuels, and promoting sustainable transportation solutions.
Electric vehicle (EV) owners residing in apartment complexes are encountering significant hurdles when trying to set up charging stations. A recent report highlighted that the approval of the building's general…