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BC Hydro opens 22 new EV charging ports in Whistler

staff report
June 27, 2025 5:42pm

BC Hydro has opened a new electric vehicle (EV) charging hub in Whistler, featuring 22 new charging ports. In a press release, BC Hydro said this makes it the largest charging site currently within BC Hydro’s network. 

“The new site is located in Day Lot 3 at 4350 Blackcomb Way and includes 22 Level 2 chargers. These units are some of the fastest Level 2 chargers available, and Day Lot 3 offers ample parking for sport-oriented vehicles, including over-height RVs and those with roof boxes or bike racks,” the press release states.

BC Hydro also has an existing EV fast-charging site with two 50-kilowatt chargers at the Whistler Conference Centre at 4010 Whistler Way.

 “This new electric vehicle charge hub in Whistler continues our work with BC Hydro and other partners to make cleaner options more accessible and affordable for all British Columbians,” said Adrian Dix, Minister of Energy and Climate Solutions. “With more than 600 BC Hydro charging ports now available in communities throughout B.C., we are building a public charging network that’s ready to meet the growing demand for electric vehicles and will support economic growth in our province.”

 “Gas-powered vehicles remain the single largest contributor to Whistler’s greenhouse gas emissions, which is why we have prioritized the expansion of our electric vehicle infrastructure to help meet our climate action targets,” said Whistler Mayor Jack Crompton. “BC Hydro is a key partner in achieving these goals, and we are incredibly grateful for their support in providing reliable, affordable EV charging to residents, visitors and commuters.”  

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