The Property Manager's Guide to EV Charger Payments for Apartment Blocks
Discover how property managers can avoid mistakes, future-proof their billing infrastructure, and keep their residents happy.
Electrify with confidence
Most property managers want one thing from EV charging: for it not to land on their desk. That's achievable, but only if the hardware, the billing platform, and the tariff are all chosen up front. We created The Property Manager's Guide to EV Charger Payments to set out how shared-parking billing actually works, and how to design it so nobody has to run it.
This isn't theory. The guide comes from conversations with managing agents living with setups that work, and with setups that quietly turned them into the block's utility provider.
What's inside the guide?
- Why residential home chargers cannot simply be installed in an apartment block, and how early adopters can lock everyone else out
- How EV charging as a service works in shared parking, and the three roles that keep it running
- How billing should be designed differently for new-builds and for retrofits
- Tariff options that make charging affordable for residents, including communal EV tariffs and why a markup cap matters
- What residents see when they plug in, and the friction points that generate complaints
- What to look for in a billing solution, from MID-certified metering to five-year total cost of ownership