Equitable DCFC Infrastructure Deployment for MURB Neighborhoods

The City of Victoria is working to implement infrastructure to support the adoptions of EVs. A key challenge are ‘garage orphans’, residents that live with multi-unit residential buildings (MURBs) without dedicated parking stalls per residence. Strata-governed residences also face various challenges in provisioning EV charging infrastructure. In order to support residents’ EV adoption, this project will help the City to develop planning methods and specific locations to incrementally install DC-fast chargers (DCFC). The project will consider technical siting, but also regulatory and social factors, including surveys and post-installation data analysis to further inform planning factors to ensure optimal DCFC charger locations.

Faculty Supervisor:

Curran Crawford;Ralph Evins;Runa Das

Student:

Partner:

The Corporation of the City of Victoria

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Public administration

University:

University of Victoria

Program:

Accelerate

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