Total posts: 13
The Importance of Financial Transparency in EV Charging
We are no longer debating if electric vehicles will take off but with such rapid growth, some important things had fallen through the cracks, specifically how much you’re really paying per kWh.
How Smart Chargers Save Customers Time and Money
March 07, 2018
EverCharge
EverCharge, smartpower, Smart City, EV Charging, Level 2 Charging, Smart Charging
EverCharge does a lot to help your building get the most out of its existing infrastructure, easily saving customers thousands on installs, but it does a lot more.
EVs Are Here to Stay, Now What?
January 29, 2018
EverCharge
DC Fast, Level 2 Charging, in-home charging, Innovation, EV Charging, EVs
Electric vehicles reached a worldwide total of 3.2 million electric vehicles. EVs now make up over 1% of the global vehicle market it goes without saying that EVs are clearly here to stay.
How Utilities Can Help The EV Industry
November 16, 2017
EverCharge
Public Charging, EV Charging, in-home charging, Level 2 Charging, California, Government
While electric vehicles have Big Oil running scared, public and private electric utility companies are chomping at the bit for EVs to become mainstream.
EV Charging For Dummies
August 10, 2017
EverCharge
EverCharge, EV Charging, Level 1 charging, Level 2 Charging, Apartments, Condominiums, Public Charging
What are the differences in charging levels? Level 1 - Plugging a vehicle into a 110V outlet (an ordinary wall outlet like you would plug your phone into), is the slowest option for charging. In a Nissan Leaf, you would get about 4-5 driving miles per hour of charging. Given
Owning An Electric Car in an Apartment is Difficult But It Doesn't Have to Be
August 01, 2017
EverCharge
EVs, Apartments, Condominiums, in-home charging, Level 2 Charging, Model 3, Public Charging, Charging Station
More than a quarter of Americans live in an apartment or condo, and nearly all of them will have a hard time owning an electric car. But why? Most buildings are already nearing power capacity or have already reached it, meaning no new electrical infrastructure can be added without costly
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