EV Charging in Multi-Residential Buildings: One Success Story |
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Description: One of the central challenges of driving an EV is where to charge it. In general, the majority of EV charging occurs at home with an EVSE. For many home-owners, having one installed is a simple process. But for people living in multi-residential buildings and a shared parking area, it can be more challenging. This video tells my personal success story installing an EVSE in my condo bulding's garage. I hope it can serve as a guide and inspiration to those who want to explore this option. 
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