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FLO collaborates with building managers and property developers to provide tailor-made charging solutions for multi-dwelling buildings. Our solutions enable EV drivers to gain access to charging services at their reserved parking space or even in their building’s shared car park.


Our charging solutions for multi-dwelling buildings are built-into the FLO ecosystem. As members, EV drivers can make use of their FLO card or mobile app to activate charging stations, and log inside their personal account to check on usage data.



  • FLO within the road
  • The FLO network
  • The FLO network is Canada’s largest public charging network for electric vehicles.


Using their FLO card or mobile app, our members can access over 3,000 charging stations nationwide (including stations managed by our partner networks).

Our team remotely monitors all charging stations inside FLO network to ensure they reliably offer a high level of service to electric vehicle drivers.

FLO members count on 24/7 support, ensuring immediate advice about FLO charging stations, when necessary.

Our network partners
· Electric Circuit (Quebec)
· eCharge Network (New Brunswick)

FLO at the job

FLO collaborates with employers across Canada to produce electric vehicle charging services at any workplace. EV-driving employees can turn on at work and return home fully charged each day.

Our workplace charging solutions are incorporated into the FLO ecosystem. As members, EV drivers are able to use their FLO card or mobile app to activate charging stations, and log inside their personal account to check on usage data.


How to utilize the FLO network

Electric vehicle drivers should be FLO members to utilize FLO charging stations. Here’s the way to join:

1. Create a FLO account online at flo.ca/signup <https://flo.ca/signup>.

2. Download the free FLO mobile app for iOS (from the App Store) or Android (on Google Play) and/or order a FLO membership card.

3. Use a charge card to add funds on your FLO account.




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