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Last year I saw a charge point added to a public curb parking area near me. It's about half the height of a parking meter. The power is right there under the p
by nextweek2 5y ago
Last year I saw a charge point added to a public curb parking area near me.
It's about half the height of a parking meter. The power is right there under the pavement. Probably cost £800 to install, which could generate £200 in revenue each year.
Not every charger needs to be a super charger.
Getting lots of 11kw chargers in every parking bay would be a higher priority than everywhere having super chargers. Most people could keep topped up and those doing long trips use the faster charging points.
- Scea91 5y agoThe grid capacity is not infinite. Of course, we are going to improve the grid but it is not a trivial problem.