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That's a good point. But that means they do already sell people the electricity for their ev if they charge at home, which is probably most of the ev charging.
by maximus-decimus 3y ago
That's a good point. But that means they do already sell people the electricity for their ev if they charge at home, which is probably most of the ev charging. So the question is would they bother invest in building charging stations to get the whole market.
- yumraj 3y ago> So the question is would they bother invest in building charging stations to get the whole market. I think that would depend on how the market evolves. Currently I believe they are content, as you say, just delivering to the homes and business (offices which provide charging to employees). If this market starts leaning towards solar and the charging station market becomes huge, I think it’d be trivial for these utilities to set up last mile charging stations, or perhaps create a subsidiary to do just that.