We’re helping EV drivers get rolling across this great province. After all, road trips are all about recharging.
Fast Charging Network
The province’s network of fast EV charging stations continues to expand. In 2021 we completed the province’s first fast-charging network for EVs with 14 charging stations from St. John’s to Port aux Basques. Currently, work is underway to install an additional 19 stations in more locations around the province in 2022. These new chargers are being installed through takeCharge (a joint partnership between Hydro and Newfoundland Power) and will help make it even easier for EV drivers to charge on the go in Newfoundland and Labrador.
More charging stations coming soon. LEARN MORE.
Charging Sessions on
the provincial
network in 2021
2,059
Download the App
The electric vehicle (EV) chargers in our network are made by ChargePoint. To use these chargers, you’ll need to sign up for a free ChargePoint account, and have a ChargePoint card or a mobile device with the ChargePoint app installed.
See the status of each charger and start planning your route using the ChargePoint app.
Plan ahead.
Expect the unexpected.
Things like using continuous air conditioning or heating, very cold weather, and steep hills can decrease your range. Even with fast chargers located every 70 km on the TCH, it’s important to think about your trip in advance so you can better plan your stops along the way.
It’s best to plan your route and mark where you will be stopping to re-charge, just like you would plan where to have lunch or refuel.
Plan Your Route
Scroll the map below to explore the network of fast charging locations already available and coming soon in our province.
Available
Coming in 2022Learn more about the 19 new EV fast charging stations that will be available this year.
Selecting a Charger
You can expect an efficient charge with the power to fast-charge your EV to 80% in under an hour – seeing you back on the road in no time! Each of our charging stations has:
A 62.5kW Direct Current Fast Charger where you can charge your EV with about 100 km of range every 15 minutes. That’s enough power to fast-charge most EVs to 80% in less than an hour.
- 62.5 kW charging ability – 25% faster than standard Level 3 chargers
- Full integration with the ChargePoint mobile app: drivers can locate stations, instantly begin charging, check their charging status, and track their charging activity over time
- Large touch screen display and LED display which easily shows drivers a charger’s current availability
- Includes two plug types: CCS and CHAdeMO
A Level 2 charger where EVs can charge approximately 40 km of range per hour.
- 7.2kW charging speed
- Full integration with the ChargePoint mobile app: drivers can locate stations, instantly begin charging, check their charging status, and track their charging activity over time
- LCD screen for instructions and driver feedback
- Includes one J1772 plug which can charge any EV
Charging is Easy!
- TAP IN
Hold your mobile device or ChargePoint card on the reader symbol, or click on the ‘Start Charge’ button in your ChargePoint app. - LIFT THE CONNECTOR
Push the button on the connector to lift it out of the holster. - PLUG IN
Plug the connector into the EV to start charging. 
DO YOUR THING
Go about your day as your EV charges!
ChargePoint will notify you when your car is done charging.
- TAP OUT
Hold your mobile device or ChargePoint card to end the session and unplug the connector. 
COST OF CHARGING
For Level 3 chargers (62.5 kW) the cost to charge is $15/hour. For Level 2 chargers (7.2 kW) the cost to charge is $1.50/hour. Partial hours will be billed per minute (on a prorated basis). These rates are comparable to the cost to charge on other networks in Atlantic Canada.
Learn more about how to use a ChargePoint
charger on ChargePoint’s website.
Top Tips for Charging with the Provincial Fast-Charging Network
Funding for the network was provided by the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro, and the Government of Canada
through Natural Resources Canada’s Electric Vehicle and Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Deployment Initiative.
