422kWh of charge in month? That can't be correct can it? That would mean my charging alone that month (I drove about 2x more than I usually do that month), at 35hrs x (200v x 24amps) = 168kWh was nearly 40% of their business that month. Think I paid 37 dollars for that. EDIT: $37/168kWh = ~$0.22/kWh
You are right my bad, it is 422,206K ie 422MWh for the month of June 2014. Still, not very much. Works out to 90KWh per charger per month (or 75KW is the figure is for all carcharging stations, not just blink). http://insideevs.com/carcharging-lost-16-8-per-every-kwh-delivered-second-quar
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This is simple supply and demand.
Blink is a for-profit business. Blink is the supplier and has set its price. You are the consumer creating demand based on that price. If you don't like the price or service, then don't use Blink. If you need to use a Blink EVSE and are willing to pay their price, then use them.
Is there something else that I am missing?
And to complete the thought, even fewer people will use Blinks and the corpse will rot even faster.