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Didn't know that... but I do know their rates or pay are way above average. I think they start at $15 for cashiers.

Brilliant!

Heck, I don't need to sit down to eat my BBQ sandwich, roasted pecans and drink my massive diet coke. Agree, once we get to EVs being more common, they'll come around.

But... But... Texas!!! 🤠

Interesting point... they sure don't need the business. At some point EVs will be common enough in Texas that they will realize they're missing the market.

If you're in Texas, you know that Buc-ee’s is more than just a gas station. It’s Texas’ rest stop. Between the pristine potties, the mouth-watering pecans, the wall of jerky, and all the shopping, you’re easily there for half an hour. So why not add fast chargers for electric vehicles? We can...

Glad to be on the forum! My name is Kelly Bedrich (he/him) and I'm the proud owner of a 2013 Model S. It's practically ancient for an EV these days, but it was one of the original 50 in Houston. I'm have a background in programming and project management. My wife and I own ElectricityPlans.com...

But he relocated to Austin... where it's municipal electricity supply. Should have gone just a bit north to Round Rock where they have electricity choice.

Well that was something! Good to hear they were able to find the issue.

Interested in what others in Texas do to keep their charging costs low. I've looked at free nights plans, but for now have a fixed rate plan with the same price per kWh all day. My wife and I both work from home and didn't want to pay the higher price during the day. What type of electricity...

Nice info. Thanks for sharing. Looks like everything is from your solar panels during the day.