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VEIC study: funding, parking and metering are main barriers to multifamily EV charging in Chittenden County
Summary
At a May 12 CCRPC Planning Advisory Committee meeting, VEIC rive Electric Vermont presented a study showing roughly 40% of Chittenden County housing is multifamily and identifying funding, parking arrangements and billing as key obstacles to wider EV charger adoption.
David Roberts of VEIC nd Drive Electric Vermont presented findings on May 12 to the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission Planning Advisory Committee about electrification in multifamily housing, saying about 40% of the county—y housing units is in multifamily buildings and most residents are renters.
Roberts outlined technical and policy barriers to installing charging infrastructure in rental properties, including whether parking is dedicated or shared, challenges billing tenants for electricity, potential…
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