FractalEV, a Canadian Level 2 EV charger manufacturer, and AXSO, a Hydro-Quebec subsidiary, have announced a partnership that offers a bundled EV charging solution for multi-unit residential buildings. The bundle combines FractalEV’s hardware with AXSO’s Eddie platform, significantly reducing ongoing SaaS fees and providing a cost-effective and scalable solution for building owners.
Holden town officials have agreed to comply with the MBTA Communities Act, which requires municipalities near MBTA stations to designate areas for multi-family housing construction. The Attorney General’s office had threatened a lawsuit over Holden’s previous refusal to comply with the law, but the town has now decided to follow the requirements. The agreement avoids a potential lawsuit and the loss of funding for other projects, as stated on the Attorney General’s website.
