EV Charging in Strata: What the New NSW Law Means for Your Building

Free guide for NSW strata

EV Charging in Strata: What the New NSW Law Means for Your Building

NSW is introducing a statutory right to charge. Once it commences, a lot owner can install an EV charger and your committee has a limited window to respond. Object unreasonably, or fail to respond in time, and the decision can be taken out of your hands.

This 15-page guide explains exactly what the new sections require, who pays for what, and what your building should do before the first installation notice lands.

  • ◆What sections 132D and 132E actually say
  • ◆The three-month rule that catches committees out
  • ◆What counts as a reasonable objection
  • ◆Who pays for installation, damage and power
  • ◆Switchboard capacity, load management and metering
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