A GoPower PowerPort3 mounted on a parking-structure column

EV charging your residents want—without another system for your team to manage

GoPower manages charging, resident billing, monitoring, maintenance and support, giving residents a better amenity without adding EV charging to your property's workload.

How it works
PowerPort3 · resident parking
What you get

With GoPower at your property we not only bring charging but peace of mind through:

Direct resident billing

Residents manage their own charging accounts and payments.

Resident support

Charging questions and support requests go to GoPower.

System monitoring

GoPower monitors charging infrastructure and coordinates service.

Simple administration

Property teams maintain visibility without becoming charging-system operators.

How it works for you

What actually changes, in three moves.

01

One approval

You approve a plan once. We handle the survey, permits, install and commissioning.

02

Residents self-serve

They sign up, set a payment method, and are billed per kWh, never through your office.

03

Charging leaves your desk

Support calls, uptime and billing route to GoPower and stay there for the term.

FAQ

Questions property managers ask.

Does the property pay for the hardware?

GoPower works with eligible rebate programs to significantly reduce the upfront cost, and manages the hardware, install and support for the term. Final commercial terms are confirmed after the site assessment.

Who handles resident billing?

We do. Each resident is billed directly, per kWh, at posted rates. The building is never in the middle of a charging bill.

Who is liable if something goes wrong with the charging equipment?

GoPower operates the charging infrastructure, so equipment uptime sits with us, not the property.

What happens if a port stops working?

We monitor ports remotely and dispatch maintenance. Residents contact GoPower support directly, not your staff.

Does our existing electrical capacity limit how many chargers we can install?

Not usually. GoPower's Automated Load Management technology shares available capacity across more charging spaces than a standard install allows, which often means avoiding a costly electrical service upgrade.

What happens if a resident doesn't pay their charging bill?

Non-payment is handled between GoPower and the resident, the same way GoPower manages metering and billing generally. It doesn't become a property collections issue.

Does installation disrupt residents or property operations?

Site work is scheduled around your property's operations and communicated to residents in advance. Most installs don't require taking parking spaces fully offline for extended periods.

What happens when a resident moves out?

The charging space and account transfer to the next resident, or the space reverts to standard parking. GoPower handles the account changeover.

How is this different from hiring an electrical contractor to install chargers ourselves?

A contractor installs hardware and hands you the maintenance, billing, monitoring and resident support that come with it. GoPower manages the entire lifecycle under one agreement, so none of that lands on your team.

Are there incentives or rebates available, and who manages that?

Most California properties qualify for some combination of utility, state or local EV charging incentives. GoPower identifies what you're eligible for and manages the application process as part of the project.

Does this help satisfy California's EV-readiness requirements (CALGreen, AB 2097)?

Yes. GoPower's assessment accounts for your property's applicable EV-capable and EV-ready parking requirements as part of the design, so the installed system is built to meet them.

How long does deployment take?

It depends on the site and electrical scope. We confirm a timeline after the site assessment.

What's the term of the agreement, and is it exclusive?

Terms are confirmed after the site assessment based on the property's scope and any incentive program requirements. Ask your GoPower contact for current standard terms.

Get started

Bring personal charging to your property.

Tell us about the property and we'll come back with a plan, a cost estimate and the incentives you qualify for.