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Environment & Energy

Miguelito Loveless

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9. That is a huge project

Reply to Finishline42 (Reply #8)

Wed Jun 29, 2022, 02:26 PM

Jun 2022

and the focus right now is on superchargers, which are now (in the EU) starting to be opened up to all makes of cars, not just Tesla.

Condos and apartments require buy in by the condo association/owners, so that is a non-trivial problem.

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