Maxperr Energy Continues Canada's Electrification Journey

The EV & Charging Expo 2026, held on April 8–9 at the Enercare Centre in Toronto, once again demonstrated why it has become Canada's most important gathering for the electric mobility and charging infrastructure industry. This year's event brought together government leaders, utilities, infrastructure developers, fleet operators, property owners, engineering firms, and technology innovators from across North America.

• 1,883 registrations
• 106 exhibitors and sponsors
• 95 speakers
• 900+ participating organizations
• 2,662+ booth leads generated
• 30 electric vehicles on display
• 76.5 million media impressions

The Expo continues to serve as a major platform for advancing Canada's transportation electrification ecosystem, bringing together public and private stakeholders to discuss infrastructure deployment, charging innovation, grid modernization, and clean energy strategy.

Maxperr Energy at EV & Charging Expo 2026

For Maxperr Energy, this marked our second consecutive year participating in the Expo — and another meaningful step forward in our mission to help accelerate electrification infrastructure across Canada.

Throughout the event, our team connected with:

• Commercial property owners
• Fleet operators
• Utilities
• Government stakeholders
• Electrical contractors
• Infrastructure developers
• Technology and battery partners

This year, Maxperr Energy showcased not only our EV charging hardware lineup — including Level 2 chargers and DC fast charging solutions — but also our growing focus on integrated infrastructure deployment, energy systems, and scalable charging solutions for real-world commercial applications.

As more fleets, businesses, and property owners move toward electrification, the industry is increasingly looking beyond standalone charging equipment toward complete deployment strategies involving:

• Engineering and utility coordination
• Grid capacity management
• Battery energy storage integration (BESS)
• Operational reliability and uptime
• Long-term infrastructure scalability

These conversations reinforced Maxperr Energy's belief that the future of EV infrastructure will depend on strong collaboration across the entire ecosystem.

Official Partnership Announcement: Maxperr Energy × EME

During EV & Charging Expo 2026, Maxperr Energy is proud to officially announce our partnership with EME, an engineering firm focused on supporting infrastructure development within First Nation communities.

• EME will partner as Maxperr Energy's engineering partner
• Supporting EV charging station design
• Utility coordination
• Infrastructure planning
• Commissioning support for projects within First Nation territories

This partnership represents an important step toward enabling more inclusive and regionally connected electrification infrastructure development across Canada. By combining Maxperr Energy's EV charging and energy infrastructure solutions with EME's engineering expertise and project support capabilities, we aim to help bring reliable and scalable charging infrastructure to underserved and growing communities.

Building the Future of Electrification Together

Government agencies, utilities, engineering firms, developers, and technology providers are now moving from discussion into execution. At Maxperr Energy, we remain committed to supporting this transition through EV charging infrastructure, energy storage integration, commercial deployment solutions, engineering collaboration, and reliable operational support.

We sincerely appreciate everyone who visited our booth, shared insights, and explored future collaboration opportunities with our team during the event. The momentum around electrification in Canada continues to grow — and this is only the beginning. We look forward to continuing the journey together.