State to make millions of dollars available for EV charging at multifamily properties

This California Apartment Association article highlights the growing availability of state, utility, and local incentive programs to help apartment and condominium communities install EV charging infrastructure. The article outlines millions of dollars in funding available for multifamily properties and explains how these investments can help property owners prepare for increasing EV demand while expanding convenient charging access for residents. Read the full article here.

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