EV Charging in Apartments: Big discounts for Site Assessments

Thinking about EV charging for your apartment building but not sure where to start? Combined Energy, is running a subsidised Site Assessment Program to help owners corporations plan for EV charging - and you can take advantage of significant discounts.

Combined Energy is delivering the EV Charging in Apartments and Commuter Hubs project with support from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) under the Driving the Nation Program.

Unlike traditional EV charging systems that require expensive electrical upgrades, this project uses standard portable (Level 1) chargers and smart load management technology — making charging more affordable and accessible for apartment residents.

What's included

Participating buildings receive a package normally worth up to $10,630, heavily subsidised through the program. The package includes:

  • Apartment Building Energy Monitoring System — live monitoring of power flows and energy cost data across your building

  • Comprehensive EV Charging Site Assessment Report — including a resident survey, site inspection and detailed analysis to inform your building's EV strategy

  • Quoted EV Charging System Designs — actionable quotes for three levels of deployment (minimal, 50%, or full coverage) tailored to your building and residents

  • Offset deployment costs — the energy monitoring system becomes part of your EV charging system if you go ahead with deployment

Pricing

  • Small Building (up to 15 apartments) - $2,900 ex GST (normally $8,330 ex GST )

  • Medium Building (16-50 apartments) - $3,500 ex GST (normally $9,280 ex GST)

  • Large building (more than 50 apartments) - $4,000 ex GST (normally $10,630 ex GST)

How it works

  1. Energy monitoring installation

  2. Monitoring and resident survey

  3. Receive your report and designs

Spots are limited, so if your owners corporation is considering EV charging, now's the time to register your interest.

👉 Find out more and sign up

Meet Combined Energy at the High Life Expo

Combined Energy is a proud Silver Sponsor of the High Life Expo, on Saturday 3 October 2026 at Melbourne Town Hall. Drop by their stand in the supplier showcase to chat with the team, ask questions about the Site Assessment Program, and pick up a copy of the flyer—or sign up online anytime.

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