#EVWeekinCanada ending with more major Federal announcements

[electriceddy]

Numbers slightly off but translates into 94 DC Chargers across BC with BC Hydro getting 65 new ones.
Additionally 7-11 acquires funding for 6 DC chargers located in Vancouver, Langley, Abbotsford, Kelowna and Victoria.
Many more chargers to be installed in Alberta and Ontario:
https://driveteslacanada.ca/news/evweekincanada-with-more-announcements/

 

[electriceddy]

Here is a final list of the Federal Government investments in conjunction with the #EVWeekinCanada (July 26 to 30).
Funding provided by 4 programs through Natural Resources Canada, include a total investment of $32 million for the installation of 853 EV chargers across the nation.
Total investment since 2015 over $1 billion.
Most of the details are listed below:

• $200,000 to the City of Hamilton to install 40 EV chargers in Hamilton
• Over $800,000 for 170 EV chargers to help British Columbians
• Combined investment of $830,000 to install 166 EV chargers in B.C., Ontario and Alberta
• $12.7-million investment in six clean energy technologies projects across Ontario and other provinces
• $50,000 investment to Oshawa Power to support a dynamic zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) virtual showroom
• $1.7-million investment in FPInnovations to develop and demonstrate hybrid diesel-electric forestry harvesting trucks in British Columbia and Quebec
• $350,000 investment to Seneca College and to Petro-Canada to install seven EV fast chargers across Ontario
• $310,000 in funding to install 44 EV chargers in Calgary and Edmonton
• Over $1.2 million to install 98 EV chargers across British Columbia
• $50,000 investment to the City of Ottawa to install one EV charger
• $9.4-million investment to install 215 EV fast chargers across Quebec
• Over $2.6-million to install 79 EV chargers and two hydrogen stations across B.C.
• $2.3-million investment to Anvil Crawler Development Corporation to install 36 EV chargers across Ontario
• Over $220,000 to help Ontario transport companies lower their fuel costs
• $100,000 to Upper Sherman MOBIL to install two EV fast chargers in Hamilton

Source:
https://www.canada.ca/en/natural-re...n-vehicle-investments-across-the-country.html
Little known facts:
There are over 6,000 publicly accessible charging stations across Canada compared with approximately 12,000 gas stations.
Investments in charging infrastructure made so far will result in more than 17,000 new charging stations available to Canadians.

 

[marshall]

It would be interesting to see if EVs start to take off in Canada due to the infrastructure investment.