In Pictures: NSW strata law grants apartment owners 'right to charge' for EV chargers

Apartment residents in NSW can now install EV chargers in shared garages without unreasonable strata opposition.

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The amended strata law requires buildings to plan scalable, demand-managed charging infrastructure.

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Owners in strata schemes gain an effective right to charge, easing installations on common property.

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Strata committees can no longer unreasonably block owners from installing EV chargers.

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The new rules support demand-managed rollouts rather than unmanaged individual chargers.

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NSW apartment owners can now charge their EVs at home, thanks to the amended Strata Schemes Management Act.

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The reforms aim to make EV charging accessible for apartment dwellers across New South Wales.

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Scalable charging solutions are essential as more residents switch to electric vehicles.

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The right to charge marks a significant shift in how strata buildings accommodate electric vehicles.

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