Apartment complexes and MDU owners face growing pressure to offer reliable, accessible, and profitable EV charging that connects seamlessly with public EV charging networks. Here’s the surprising truth — public-access chargers at apartments see 50–80% higher utilization than resident-only units, and properties that enable public use can unlock up to 40% more in financial incentives.  Yet many owners and integrators struggle with charger-to-network compatibility issues, billing system errors, and loss of property branding once chargers go public. In this podcast episode, we’ll unpack how to overcome these hurdles and discover proven ways to deploy EV charging systems that work flawlessly with public networks—boosting revenue, reliability, and resident satisfaction.

Topics Covered

• What is Public EV Charging at Apartment Complexes?
• Why are Public EV Charging at Apartment Complexes Important?
• Key Types of EV Charging Ownership Business Models
• How does Public EV Charging at Apartment Complexes Work – Basically?
• What are Typical Public Charger Utilization Rates at Apartments?
• How Long Does it Take to Setup Public EV Charging at Apartment Complexes?
• What are Public Access Revenue Opportunities at Apartments?
• What are key Incentives for Public Charging at Apartment Complexes?
• What Services and/or Equipment are Needed to Setup Public EV Charging at Apartments?
• EV Charger-to-Network Compatibility
• How to Manage Public and Resident EV Charger Access
• EV Charger User Groups for Access Control
• Public EV Charger Permitting Timelines
• Will Public EV Charging at Apartment Complexes and MDUs Work with Most Systems?
• How to Prevent Non-Resident EV Charger Overuse
• Is Training Required for Public EV Charging at Apartments?

Mike Battaglia is Blink’s President and CEO. He has over 30 years of leadership and development experience with growth strategy, global operations, and EV infrastructure expansion and has overseen Blink’s rapid global expansion and service and product launches.  He previously worked at J.D. Power, Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., and SmartDisk, and up until earlier this year served as Blink’s COO before being promoted to President and CEO. He has led Blink’s revenue growth, has overseen the global rollout of EV chargers in multifamily residences, workplaces, fleets and public venues, and has been recognized among industry leaders driving EV adoption and sustainability in transport.

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