The lack of dedicated charging stations in parking lots presents a significant challenge for residents of residential buildings who own electric vehicles (EVs). This limitation can hinder or even prevent EV charging for individuals living in such buildings.
- Our innovative solution offers a simple yet effective approach that enables residents of the building to collectively install charging stations in parking lots and collect WTC tokens from all users of these charging stations.
- Through the implementation of this solution, the general electricity expenses of the building will no longer be just a burden but will become a source of revenue. Specifically, revenue generated from EV charging will enable the building to achieve a positive balance in electricity consumption.
- Selling WTC tokens on the market will allow the building to cover its bills, including elevator, lighting, staircase, and other expenses. This means that building co-owners will no longer need to worry about tracking individual charging costs or fairly distributing bills among tenants.
- All relevant information regarding charging usage, energy consumption, and costs in WTC tokens are available in real-time through our SparkshareAI backend, enabling transparent monitoring and management of energy processes in the building. This provides building co-owners with insight into who, when, and how much EV charging is being used, as well as the costs covered by the sale of WTC tokens. This approach ensures fair and transparent cost distribution and simplifies administrative obligations for building co-owners.