Our fast charging network
Explore our growing network of public EV charger locations across B.C. Click and drag the map to see the scope of our network. Zoom in and click on the yellow tags to view the status and availability of individual chargers.
About our public EV charging network
As more people make the switch to electric vehicles (EVs) in B.C., our network of public chargers is expanding too.
By Spring 2026, we'll have over 800 charging ports. This will provide reliable EV charging for people in communities across B.C. and along travel corridors, with extra support in busy urban areas.
Throughout our network, you will find many sites with DC fast chargers, Level 2 chargers, or a mixture of both depending on the location.
Learn more about how we plan our network growth.
Log in to your BC Hydro EV Account
Log in to your EV account on desktop and on mobile for IOS or Android.
With your BC Hydro EV account, you'll have access to BC Hydro's growing network of public chargers across the province. You can also use the BC Hydro EV app to find chargers, view your charging activity, manage payments and update your account details.
You'll need an EV account to access our EV charging network and to use the BC Hydro EV app.
- Search for chargers, including chargers from our roaming partners across North America
- Activate charging sessions
- Order and manage your RFID card(s)
- Add funds to your app wallet and set-up auto reload
- Manage notifications
- Set up favourite chargers
- See your charging history
Want to stay up to date with the latest news about our EV network? Log in to your BC Hydro EV account, go to your profile and opt in to receive information via email.
How to use our EV chargers
Our EV help centre answers several common questions about charging your EV at a BC Hydro public charging site.
How to charge with your connector
Our EV sites usually support fast charging with CCS (Combined Charging System) and CHAdeMO connectors, with NACS (North American Charging Standard) connectors supported at newer locations. Some sites also offer Level 2 charging for CCS and J1772 connectors.
Check your user manual to see which connector types your EV can use.
For fast charging, simply use the matching connector at the site.
For Level 2 charging, CCS connectors can be used directly, and EVs with CHAdeMO connectors usually have separate J1772 connectors.
For fast charging, sites with NACS connectors can be used without an adapter. If the site only has CCS connectors, you'll need to use a CCS to NACS adapter, which is available at most dealerships; we recommend using manufacturer-approved adapters as third-party ones may cause charging issues.
For Level 2 charging, you'll need to use a J1772 to NACS adapter.
EVs with CCS or J1772 connectors can support Level 2 charging. Simply use the matching connector at the site.
Our funding partners
We'd like to thank our funding partners who helped make the BC Hydro EV network possible:
