EV charging built for housing associations
Fair cost allocation, resident-level billing, energy optimization and scalable installations. Plugit handles daily operations.
PAIN POINTS
EV charging in housing associations is about governance, not hardware
Housing association charging needs clear cost allocation, smart capacity management, and a scalable setup that stays flexible.
Who pays
Residents expect to pay for their own charging. Shared electricity costs create disputes if billing isn’t clearly allocated.
Limited electrical capacity
Most buildings can’t support multiple chargers at full power without careful load management.
Decision-making process
Boards must balance resident needs, budgets, and long-term planning — often with limited technical expertise.
Long-term flexibility
Residents and vehicles change over time. Charging infrastructure must adapt without repeated construction — and without locking you into specific hardware.
SOLUTION
Everything a housing association needs
A turnkey housing-association solution — resident-level billing, smart load management, access control, full operations support, and a rollout that scales over time.
Resident level billing
Charging can be allocated per resident, with billing and shared cost models defined by the housing association.
Smart load management
More chargers can be added without exceeding the building’s electrical limits.
Charging access management
Access and charging rights managed per resident and parking space.
Operations & support
Monitoring, maintenance, and customer support handled by Plugit — no operational burden for the board or the housing manager.
Scalable rollout
Start with the infrastructure, add chargers gradually as the EV adoption in the building grows.
For housing associations
Planning EV charging for your housing association? Contact us to assess your property and design a scalable charging solution.
For individual residents
Do you live in a building with Plugit chargers and need your own? Contact our consumer sales.