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Does anyone know what happened? The charger is now showing "Temporary Closure" on the in-car navigation.

Well... Not at full speed yet.

Looks like Allen has been lit up.

I'm sure this one and the other one on Stacey will be open before Thanksgiving. According to the permit website, this one only has a final inspection left.

It looks like it is going to be 8 stalls according to the site plan.

It looks like is going to be 8 stalls according to the site plan.

Thought that was interesting as well because they like doing multiples of four.

Looks like they are planning to put 10 stalls in according to the site plan.

According to the site plan, Tesla is only putting in eight stalls at this location. Seems kind of small, but I guess Denison is only 40 miles away.

Here are the site plans

For me I am in a co-op so it has stayed pretty consistent. For this month it has gone up $0.05/kWh. You add the PCRF and per kWh so it totals out to $0.0117/kWh

If you charge at home, it is super cheap. IKEA has reasonable L2 charging rates as far as paid charging goes if you can afford to work at the IKEA restaurant for the day.

Yeah, if you look at some threads from other states it seems like more of an across the board markup. When I Supercharged at Denison in January I paid $0.28/kWh and now it's $0.34/kWh. Not too expensive till you get closer to the metroplex where it goes to $0.38/kWh at the Shops at Legacy and...

It's crazy how expensive supercharging is when electricity in Texas is so cheap. I am only paying $0.112/kWh in North Texas. Maybe the price will come down as they build more chargers? It seems like they are trying to dissuade people from using Superchargers because they are so sparse in the DFW...

A possibility of the Supercharger site getting started? On Frisco's Permit/Project site they list Tesla and Jahco Stonebriar LLC. It doesn't list a specific site address, but Jahco Stonebriar only owns one plot of land in Frisco which is at 2601 Preston Rd Frisco, TX 75034. The project looks...