Toronto Advances EV Infrastructure with 500 Charging Stations
Toronto Parking Authority (TPA) and Toronto Hydro have reached a key milestone by activating the 500th electric vehicle (EV) charging station in the city. This achievement highlights Toronto's commitment to expanding its electrified transportation network and making EV driving more convenient and cost-effective.
New Charging Station Addition
The latest charger is installed at Green P Carpark 504, located at 9 Willingdon Blvd. It is part of Canada's largest municipally owned EV charging network, developed through a partnership between TPA and Toronto Hydro. This network enhances accessibility for both residents and visitors.
Roles of Toronto Parking Authority and Toronto Hydro
- TPA has led the expansion and management of the city's EV charging network, supporting Toronto’s transition to cleaner transportation.
- Toronto Hydro initially launched the network by installing, owning, and operating the first stations before transferring ownership to TPA in 2023.
- Toronto Hydro continues to support electrification by ensuring the energy supply for EVs is dependable and accessible.
Historical Context
In collaboration with the City of Toronto, Toronto Hydro installed its first EV charger in October 2020, marking the beginning of this ongoing initiative.
"Together, we're helping make electric transportation more accessible and convenient for residents and visitors."
Summary: Toronto has energized its EV future by completing 500 charging stations, led by TPA and Toronto Hydro’s partnership to enhance accessibility and reliability for electric transportation.
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