I’ve been going to meetings of the PEI Electric Vehicle Association since the spring, and always find them interesting. The PEIEVA is an informal mix of EV owners, EV-aspirants, and the EV-curious, and the meetings are casual and conversational and a great place to ask and answer questions.

The December meeting promises to be a more-than-usually-interesting one, as it’s being hosted by Maritime Electric and, in addition to the regular program, the company will provide a brief presentation on its “technology roadmap.”

The meeting is Wednesday, December 18, 2019 at 6:30 p.m. in the boardroom at Maritime Electric headquarters, 180 Kent Street in Charlottetown.

All are welcome to attend: you need not own an EV; indeed you need not know anything about electric vehicles. There is step-free access to the boardroom by elevator.

Nearest EV chargers are in the underground parking garage of the Delta Prince Edward. T3 Transit Route № 1 stops nearby at the corner of Great George and Fitzroy and has service until 10:00 p.m.

Here’s a poster suitable for printing; here’s an image suitable for sharing.

Peter Rukavina

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