30-Minute Hot Topic: EV Charging for Older Buildings -- How Feasible is it?

By 2035, all new cars and passenger trucks in California will be non-emission vehicles. Electric vehicles are here to stay and will only grow in popularity. What does that mean for rental housing providers?

Our guest presenter, electrical engineer Bryce Nesbitt, believes that with electric vehicles accounting for 25% of new car sales in California and even more plug-in hybrids, every property owner will be required to address the need for electric vehicle charging stations sooner or later.

In this presentation, he'll show EV charging methods appropriate for smaller properties, down to an ADU with a shared parking spot and a panel with knob and tube wiring.

Plus, you'll learn the relevant laws, how to avoid needing to rewire your entire building to support EVs, and how to critically evaluate third-party charging equipment provider solicitations. Time permitting, he'll discuss the shifting laws and investment returns for rooftop solar on multi-meter properties.