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Tennessee's Multifamily EV Charging Rebate Is Going Fast
In September, Tennessee launched a rebate program that pays apartment properties back for putting in Level 2 EV chargers. The state put $650,000 into it, from the Volkswagen diesel settlement, and gives funds out first come, first served until it's gone. A good chunk of it is already spoken for. If you own or run apartments in Tennessee, it's worth your attention. What the rebate pays Tennessee pays 60 percent of what your project costs, up to a limit for each charging port.
Your Chargers Are Working. So Where Is the Money?
We get this call often from property managers. "I haven't received my payment from the charging station vendor. What's going on?" The charging stations are up and running. Residents are using them. The revenue's being collected. It’s just not reaching the property, and usually nobody noticed for a while. There are two reasons this usually happens, and they both go undetected. Network fees went unpaid Most charging networks charge a monthly or annual fee to keep your stations
The Real Cost of the Wrong EV Charging Partner
A client came to us with EV charging stations across a portfolio that had stopped working. Not at one property. At several. They had not done anything unusual. They hired an installer, the installer put the stations in, and the invoices were paid. Then stations started dropping offline, and there was nobody whose actual job it was to notice. Corners get cut Once an EV charging install is done, you cannot see most of the work. The conduit, the panel work, the mounting, the com
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