As a property owner, you're constantly looking for ways to enhance your asset's value, attract more tenants or customers, and generate new revenue streams. With EV sales increasing by 10-11% year-over-year, installing EV charging stations is becoming an increasingly attractive proposition.When it comes to implementation, you essentially have two main paths: owning and operating your own EV chargers  or entering into a ground lease agreement with a Charge Point Operator (CPO)

As electric vehicles (EVs) move into the mainstream, businesses are now presented with the opportunity to turn their unused or underutilized parking spaces into income-generating charge points. Depending on your business, offering EV charging can help you attract new customers, encourage existing customers to spend more time (and potentially more dollars) at your location, and create a new, reoccurring revenue stream. If you are thinking about adding EV charging to your busi

In 2024, a record 1.3 million electric vehicles (EVs) were sold in the U.S., according to Cox Automotive . While the number of public EV chargers has doubled over the last four years, there is still a significant shortage, creating opportunity for smart business owners who are ready to capture--and monetize--that demand. It's No Longer a Chicken or Egg Problem Historically, there has been an uneasy tension between people who are thinking about purchasing an EV and companies