REVS recently closed out a grant application we filed in 2023. The result was a full $56,000 reimbursement for a client with Level 2 charging at two multifamily properties, and it arrived three years after we filed. Applying wasn't the problem. Getting paid at the end was. We sent in all the final paperwork, and they came back asking for more. More than once we attached the same file a second and a third time, because whoever was asking clearly had not looked at what we alrea

You've probably noticed more EVs in your parking lot than you did a year ago. What's harder to see is how many of your residents looked at buying one and decided they couldn't. About a quarter of new car shoppers tell J.D. Power they'd seriously consider an electric vehicle. Only about 7% actually pull the trigger and buy one. That gap exists for a reason, and property owners control more of it than they realize. Charging access is the #1 reason shoppers say no. When shoppers

Property owners ask us about fast charging more often than any other equipment question. They ask about fast charging because fast sounds like the better version. More power, less waiting. However, for most multifamily, hospitality, and corporate office properties, fast charging is the wrong tool, and it's worth understanding why before anyone breaks ground. Dwell time decides the equipment DC fast charging exists for one situation: someone needs a lot of range quickly and le