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Any great movement will have its peaks and valleys. Despite Ottawa undertaking a review of its EV Availability Standard, the move toward full electrification has NOT paused ... it may just slow down a little.
- Anthony Capkun, Editor-Publisher
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Several EV-related industry groups are calling on Ottawa to both maintain the Electric Vehicle Availability Standard and bring back rebate and incentive programs. Electric Mobility Canada, for example, is urging the government to keep EV targets ambitious and to bring back incentives like iZEV (currently paused) and ZEVIP.
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The Toronto Transit Commission has big plans for its electrification program. Engineering, architecture, design and consulting firm EXP has been selected by PowerOn Energy Solutions as an engineering services provider for the program, which involves the electrification of eight bus garages over the next 15 years with the goal of reaching a zero-emissions fleet.
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The need for skilled technicians capable of safely diagnosing, inspecting, maintaining, and repairing high-voltage electric vehicles (EVs) is growing. You can demonstrate your competency, expertise, and commitment to professional standards with CSA Group’s Automotive EV Technician Safety Certification and expand your career opportunities in the growing EV industry.
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EV charging infrastructure continues to be developed across the country—not just for the average consumer, but for fleet operators, too, who are slowly transitioning their ICE (internal combustion engine) fleets to electric and hybrid electric. In fact, while EV adoption rates vary by business and fleet type, most fleet managers expect a significant increase in the number of EVs entering their fleets.
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With help from the federal Zero-Emission Transit Fund, several Ontario communities are studying how to transition their fuel-based public transit vehicles to zero-emission electric buses. The findings from these studies will advise each community on the required elements for transitioning to a zero-emission fleet, including the steps for purchasing electric buses and charging infrastructure.
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OZZ Electric has partnered with advanced metering infrastructure provider Trilliant to roll out a commercial-grade electric vehicle charging energy management solution in British Columbia. The rollout will leverage Trilliant’s submetering solution to better manage the energy consumption data and capabilities of EV chargers in multi-residential buildings.
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