Get EV charging in your building.
You shouldn't need to leave home to charge your car. Register your interest below and we'll do the heavy lifting — the proposal, the funding, the approval process and the installation.
Why charge in your building?
Convenience
Plug in overnight where you already park. No detours, no queueing, no sitting at a shopping-centre fast charger. Overnight, charging speed simply stops mattering — the car is full by morning.
No personal outlay
You don't buy a charger or pay for electrical works. Plug Together funds and owns the equipment; you simply pay per kilowatt-hour for the energy you use.
Cheaper than public fast charging
Public DC fast networks typically charge around $0.45–$0.68 per kWh — before your time queueing and driving there. Charging at home in your building is priced for everyday use.
How it works for you
Register interest
Tell us your building and suburb below. Every registration strengthens the case — committees act when they can see real demand.
Read the resource pack
Our plain-English guide is right here on the site: how the service works, what it costs the building (little to nothing), and how approval happens.
We approach your body corporate
With your go-ahead, we help you raise it — pre-drafted emails, answers for the committee, and a formal proposal from us. You never have to argue the technical case yourself.
Charge where you park
Once approved and installed, book the shared charging bay, plug in overnight, and pay only for the energy you use.
Register your interest
No commitment — this simply tells us (and eventually your committee) that demand exists in your building. We'll keep you posted, and the resource pack has the full detail whenever you want it.
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Just want the resource pack?
Our plain-English guide to apartment EV charging — how shared charging works, what it costs, and how body corporate approval happens in Queensland — is free to read right now. No sign-up needed.
Read it, share it, or forward it straight to your committee.