Frequently asked questions

General information on Zone Energy chargers

  • Select a terminal via the app or on site.
  • Connect your vehicle with a compatible connector.
  • Start charging via the app, RFID card or QR code.
  • Follow your progress in real time via the app.
  • Receive notification when recharging is complete.
  • Unplug your vehicle and release the terminal.
  • Kiosks available in many regions of Quebec and Canada.
  • Application and website displaying their location, power and pricing in real time.
  • AC Level 1 and 2 (7.2 kW to 22 kW) - Extended charging, ideal for home, business and public areas.
  • High-speed DC (BRCC) (50 kW to 200 kW) - Recharge in less than an hour, mainly on freeways.
  • Ultra-fast DC (350 kW to 640 kW) - Recharge in minutes for compatible vehicles.

Compatibility and terminal management

  • Full protocol interoperability OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol).
  • Secure, centralized terminal management.
  • Compatibility with several hardware manufacturers.
  • Software updates and remote diagnostics.
  • Integration with partner networks and energy management.
  • ABB
  • BTCPower
  • ChargePoint
  • EVoCharge
  • EVBox
  • FLO
  • Kempower
  • Schneider Electric
  • Siemens
  • Tritium
  • Blink Charging
  • Enel X (JuiceBox)
  • Webasto
  • Leviton
  • Bosch EV Solutions
  • Phihong
  • EVSE LLC
  • Delta Electronics
  • Greenlots (Shell Recharge)
  • Altar
  • LG Energy Solution
  • J1772(Type 1 - AC level 2)
  • CCS Combo (CCS1 - DC fast and ultra-fast)
  • CHAdeMO(DC fast - limited to certain terminals)
  • Tesla(via adapter J1772 or CCS1)

Networks charging network partners

  • Electrify America / Electrify Canada Fast charging on several highway corridors in North America.
  • Shell Recharge (Hubject) International roaming via several partner networks.
  • EVgo Fast charging in major U.S. cities.
  • Circuit Électrique (Hydro-Québec) : First public network in Quebec with AC and DC terminals.
  • FLO Public and private terminals in Canada.
  • Blink Charging Presence in the United States, Canada and Europe.
  • Greenlots (Shell Recharge) : Extensive network in North America.
  • Volta Free refill financed by advertising.
  • IONITY (Europe) High-power terminals on major European routes.
  • Allego (Europe) : High-speed and ultra-high-speed terminals in Europe.
  • BlueOvalâ„¢ Ford Charge Network Simplified access to compatible Ford EV charging stations.
  • Mercedes me Charge Direct access to Zone Énergie terminals via a Mercedes me account.

✅ Hassle-free recharging via the app, with no need for multiple accounts.

Optimized charging and energy management

Energy Storage Systems (ESS) help to:Â

  • Optimizing energy consumption.
  • Stabilizing the power grid.
  • Reducing peak demand.
    • Dynamic load balancing for improved energy distribution.
    • Integration of V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid) allowing users to resell their stored energy.
    • Advanced management to reduce pressure on the power grid and integrate renewable energies.
  • Complete terminal integration with OCPP via API.
  • Full compatibility with energy management platforms.
  • Remote monitoring and adjustment for optimum performance.

Service 24/7 customer service

  • Real-time support for any disruptions or technical problems.
  • Support for Zone Énergie terminal users.
    • Via the Integrated live chat.
    • By phone Number displayed on terminals.
    • By e-mail Contact form on the Zone Énergie website.

Energy Zone Tariff Schedule

Terminal type

Power

Rate (CAD)

Level 1 and 2 (AC)

7.2 kW to 22 kW

1.50 $/hour

High-speed DC (BRCC)

50 kW to 200 kW

0.45 $/minute

Ultra-fast DC

350 kW to 640 kW

0.60 $/minute

  • Occupancy charge after full recharge 0.10 $/minute after 10 minutes of inactive parking.
  • Late booking cancellation 2.50 $ if reservation not honored.
  • Priority reloading (premium subscribers) : Access to dedicated terminals with reduced charges during peak hours.