The Broadway Condos
153 & 155 Beecroft Road, Toronto, ON M2N 7C5
JOB TYPE
EV Charging Infrastructure and Smart Station Installation
20
charging stations
22
unit infrastructure
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
metroEV installed 42 electric vehicle charging stations at The Broadway and Broadway II Residences, located in Willowdale, North York. In addition to delivering top-tier installation services, metroEV helped the condominium boards and residents maximize financial savings. By leveraging Natural Resources Canada's Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP), metroEV helped cover 50% of the project costs.
PROPERTY OVERVIEW
The Broadway and Broadway II Residences are two condominium buildings situated in the heart of Willowdale West, Toronto. Developed by Menkes and completed in 2004, this building is conveniently located near the intersection of Yonge Street and North York Boulevard.
The Broadway Condos
is reducing its Co2 emissions by 189 metric tons, equivalent to the carbon sequestered by
225
acres of forest in one year.*
*Read more in epa.gov
Charge and earn
Earn rewards every time you charge your EV
With metroEV Rewards, eligible customers earn 10¢ per kWh charged through connected metroEV chargers. The more you charge through eligible metroEV chargers, the more you can earn.
- 250 kWh charged/month ~ $25 in rewards
- 400 kWh charged/month ~ $40 in rewards
- 600 kWh charged/month ~ $60 in rewards
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