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Use a Time-based Tariff to Discourage Blocking of Electric Vehicle Chargers, Study Recommends.
Date Posted: 10/29/2020 | Source Date:

Real-world insights on public charging demand and infrastructure use from electric vehicles

09/22/2020
Select a pricing strategy incentivizing drivers to unplug from electric vehicle charging stations shortly after they finish charging to enable others to use the station.
Date Posted: 11/27/2017 | Source Date:

Considerations for Corridor and Community DC Fast Charging Complex System Design

05/01/2017
The U.S. DOE projects the cost of electric vehicle charging stations will vary greatly ($300 to $40,000) with deceasing unit costs.
Most direct current fast charging station customers pay $0.74 or less per kilowatt-hour to charge electric vehicles.
The capital cost to install a six-vehicle direct current fast charging station having 50 kWh connector outputs can range from $382,500 to $389,500.
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