Designing buildings with integrated EV charging infrastructure
How do we ensure we're building reliable EV charging infrastructure? John Mitchell shared some insights at Powered On Live: The Building 2025.
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As electric vehicles become mainstream, the integration of EV charging infrastructure into building designs is essential for supporting sustainable transportation and meeting user expectations.
This session from John Mitchell, Marketing Director at CP Automation, delved into the strategies, technologies, and best practices for incorporating EV charging stations within buildings, addressing critical aspects such as load management, scalability, regulatory compliance, and enhancing user experience.
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