By Veronica Zupanic, Founder, EVHomeChargerGuide.com Thinking of installing a Level 2 EV charger at home, but stuck with a 100-amp electrical panel? You’re not alone. Many homeowners are told they must upgrade to a 200-amp service to charge their EVs quickly. But panel upgrades can cost $2,000–$5,000 and often involve … [continued]
Well, this is music to my ears. It was shared with me by Phillip Kobernick, a recent CleanTech Talk guest who I discussed this matter with at length. The short story: Install more Level 1 charging capacity! This is all most of us need! And it’s much cheaper. Naturally, all … [continued]
I recently spoke with Phillip Kobernick, Associate Director of Energy Programs at Peninsula Clean Energy, about a handful of EV matters. In particular, through his work at Peninsula Clean Energy and what they are doing there, we discussed effective EV policies and programs utilities and advocacy organizations can implement to advance … [continued]
The startup 3V Infrastructure plans to blow open the EV charging bottleneck at multi-family dwellings, hotels, and other long-stay locations where access to Level 2 charging can be an especially important consideration for female EV drivers.
In some ways, the idea of Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 charging is deceptive. On the surface, it makes sense to differentiate between slow 120 volt charging, faster 240 volt charging, and DC fast charging, but there’s quite a bit of variance in speeds within each level, and … [continued]
Want to learn about home EV charging stations and which to get? Here’s our 2021–2022 guide!
As someone who has driven a Tesla since December 2016 (we are on our second Model S), I am a huge fan of the seamless charging experience I’ve had with both the Supercharger (DC fast charger) and Destination Charging (Level 2) networks.
With temperatures gradually dropping, it’s time to think about how the cold will affect your EV charging. The FLO Home Level 2 charging station will ensure you leave each morning fully charged, so you can make the most of your range all winter.
With an eye to the future, ClipperCreek has launched a new high-power 64 amp EV charging box designed for use in home and in commercial applications.
If 2017 was about VTOL aircraft, 2018 is so far shaping up to be about EV charging station companies and the juggernaut progression that is building infrastructure for electric vehicle (EV) mobility.
