Tired of EV Charging Chaos in Your Strata?

As EV adoption increases, managing shared chargers in multi-family buildings has become a significant challenge. You may be experiencing:

• Resident frustration due to uncertainty about charger availability, disputes over charging times, and a lack of clear rules.
• Inefficient utilization of chargers, with some sitting idle while others wait, leading to dissatisfaction.
• Enforcement difficulties when relying on residents to understand and adhere to complex charging bylaws.
• Increased complaints and time spent mediating disputes and addressing resident concerns.
• Outdated systems like inefficient paper sign-up sheets or a lack of any organized system.

CHEOH charge: Making EV Charging Simple and Fair

CHEOH charge is a user-friendly mobile web app designed to streamline EV charger usage in your strata.

It provides:

Choose the CHEOH Charge Plan That Fits Your Needs

Key Features That Benefit Everyone

• Simple Mobile Access: No app download required—works directly in any mobile browser.
• Privacy-Focused: No user registration or tracking, ensuring resident privacy.
• Easy to Use: Intuitive interface that residents of all technical abilities can understand.
• Automated Availability Updates: Residents know when a charger is likely to free up.
• Reduced Administrative Burden: Less time spent managing charging disputes and enforcing bylaws.

A better way to get the tools and equipment you need

We make it easy to find and rent the equipment you need from trusted local suppliers. Encouraging reuse, promoting collaboration and sustainability.

Whether you're looking to borrow a a drill, a ladder, a pressure washer or a generator for an outdoor event, CHEOH Share makes it easy to connect with neighbors and local businesses to find the tools you need.

Key Features

How It Works

Affordable, decentralized green energy-as-a-service. Powering a sustainable future for all.

75% of Canadian Remote communities still rely on diesel, consuming over 90 million litres of diesel annually to produce electricity. And the cost of transporting all that non-renewable, greenhouse gas-emitting diesel means that people in remote communities pay 6 to 10 times more for energy than the average Canadian.

We are building modular containerized methanol production facilities that utilize saltwater, captured carbon, and excess renewable energy to produce green methanol, which can be stored and handled more easily than hydrogen. Coastal communities can then utilize this carbon-neutral renewable fuel in generators and fuel cells, thereby reducing their dependence on external energy sources.

We are now conducting customer discovery and seeking interested pilot customers. Furthermore, we are expanding our team with technical experts and advisors to help us develop our prototype.

Ideal Customer Profile (ICP)