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Yurika? As in Energy Queensland? As in QESH? As in a corporation entirely owned by the Queensland state government?project delivery for Yurika in NSW
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Yurika? As in Energy Queensland? As in QESH? As in a corporation entirely owned by the Queensland state government?project delivery for Yurika in NSW
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I just copied what they said verbatim.Yurika? As in Energy Queensland? As in QESH? As in a corporation entirely owned by the Queensland state government?
Yes that is correct. I think this was discussed here earlier when Ampol announced their partnership.¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I just copied what they said verbatim.
Perhaps Yurika has been subcontracted by Ampol to organise their charger rollout. No reason a government-owned corporation can't take on work for profit - the Queensland Investment Corporation owns the Canberra Centre shopping mall for example.
Southbound at Pheasants Nest is well underway.The site plans for Ampol Pheasants Nest have been officially revised from 2 to 6 stalls per side. Very nice since the trenching for BP Pulse at Marulan suggests 2 stalls max.
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Australia’s first Hyperchargers! A model by Alpitronics in Italy. Looks like a HYC300.
The units in NZ are configured with two CCS2 and one Chademo. Any combo can used simultaneously with 4x 75 kW blocks available to be split between them.Three cables! So you can have a Chademo with no complaining?
just one is fineaccommodation for the odd Chademo car should they rock up.
This is what fossil car fanatics say when they see a charging site with 2 charging units installed.just one is fine
This is what fossil car fanatics say when they see a charging site with 2 charging units installed.
Meaning this site won't have the same 200A limit the previous AmpCharge chargers did, I guess.Australia’s first Hyperchargers! A model by Alpitronics in Italy. Looks like a HYC300.
Yep, poor old Chademo. I really like the design of those units, they seem coolI think @scully meant just one Chademo plug is fine (the rest CCS2), not that 1 stall is fine.
From the Spec sheet, depends on which cables they order (assuming it is an HYC300)Meaning this site won't have the same 200A limit the previous AmpCharge chargers did, I guess.
DC-Option: max. three cables to be combined from DC cable options
CCS2 @250 A
CCS2 @400 A (including 500 A boost mode)
CCS2 @500 A (water-cooled) max.2x
CHAdeMO @125 A or 200 A max.2x
CCS1 @200 A
GB/T @250 A max.2x
I believe this is the first drive electric NSW government funded site outside of Tesla under construction.From the Spec sheet, depends on which cables they order (assuming it is an HYC300)
DC-Option: max. three cables to be combined from DC cable options
CCS2 @250 A
CCS2 @400 A (including 500 A boost mode)
CCS2 @500 A (water-cooled) max.2x
CHAdeMO @125 A or 200 A max.2x
CCS1 @200 A
GB/T @250 A max.2x
What do you mean? I think it's kind of catchyAmpCharge really need to do something about their port identifiers - “t184-it1-1022-159-1”? FFS… that looks like a default system-generated unique ID that no-one has bothered to change to something more… human?
Ampol has lodged development applications with Central Coast and Lake Macquarie councils to add EV charging stations and associated solar panels and batteries to its Pacific Highway service stations at Wyoming and Belmont North.