Tesla Tom at this charger Sydney charger (may have been sent a message)...
Moses from 8min describes the problem of the common man.
Moses from 8min describes the problem of the common man.
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Evie EV charging networks
- Thread starter baillies
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A big month for Evie with 14 new sites opening.
VIC
Beaufort (Pyrenees Shire Council)
Warracknabeal (Yarriambiack Shire Council)
Meredith (Golden Plains Shire Council)
Flinders (Mornington Peninsula Shire)
Dunkeld (Southern Grampians Shire Council)
Bright (Alpine Shire Council)
Macedon (Macedon Ranges Shire Council)
Alexandra (Murrindindi Shire Council)
NSW
Red Rooster Guilford (Craveable Brands)
Dorhauer Lane - Woollahra (Waverley Council)
QLD
Brendale Service Centre (@Pradella)
Springwood Arndale Shopping Centre (Consolidated Properties Group)
NT
Darwin CBD (City of Darwin)
A number of these sites are in collaboration with the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water or part of the Australian Renewable Energy Agency Future Fuels Fund program.
#EVCharging #EVS #cleanenergy
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They missed the even quicker one listed above.
VIC
Beaufort (Pyrenees Shire Council)
Warracknabeal (Yarriambiack Shire Council)
Meredith (Golden Plains Shire Council)
Flinders (Mornington Peninsula Shire)
Dunkeld (Southern Grampians Shire Council)
Bright (Alpine Shire Council)
Macedon (Macedon Ranges Shire Council)
Alexandra (Murrindindi Shire Council)
NSW
Red Rooster Guilford (Craveable Brands)
Dorhauer Lane - Woollahra (Waverley Council)
QLD
Brendale Service Centre (@Pradella)
Springwood Arndale Shopping Centre (Consolidated Properties Group)
NT
Darwin CBD (City of Darwin)
A number of these sites are in collaboration with the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water or part of the Australian Renewable Energy Agency Future Fuels Fund program.
#EVCharging #EVS #cleanenergy
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They missed the even quicker one listed above.
FB post with some photos
It's more a question of who won the last federal funding round (future fuels fund). And the one before that (national ultrafast).I like the cut of Evie’s jib. It seems like they are actually trying
They just need to introduce idle fees.
And most of the Vic Govt funding.
Basically seeing the fruits of submissions made 2-3 years ago.
Basically seeing the fruits of submissions made 2-3 years ago.
If that’s the case it kinda proves my point. Evie are actually trying, by being in it to win it, while some others seem to be treating this as some kind of hobby.
Sure, but BP is doing it entirely without subsidies. And they're kinda pulling a certain other network's pants around their head and tying them in a knot.
Chuq
Active Member
City of Darwin has put out a press release for the 2nd Darwin Evie site (mentioned above) - and they've added some Kia Niro's to their fleet. - City of Darwin charges ahead with new electric vehicles and charging stations
Some progress. I raised a feature request & ABRP said they’ll look into it & marked it “ IN PROGRESS“
Add Evie (Australia) real time charger status update - Report a Charger - A Better Routeplanner
While Evie is one of the top 3 charging networks besides Tesla and Chargefox in Australia, ABRP premium only has has real time charger status for Tesla and Chargefox. Also, note that Google Maps has real time charger status update for Evie chargers.
abrp.upvoty.com
This was mentioned on FB re Hamilton, Vic.
Reportedly will be moved. (Paywalled but you get the basics)
www.standard.net.au
Reportedly will be moved. (Paywalled but you get the basics)
Charging station site sparks controversy
The station was built metres away from a veteran's war memorial.
Chuq
Active Member
Glebe Hill Village (At Howrah, east of Hobart) looks like they've been approached by Evie as one of the Future Fuels sites. They shared this render on FB, asking for feedback:
In the context of Evie's other Hobart sites, it's good they're considering here - there were a few pairs of sites where both Evie and EHT secured locations within a few hundred metres of each other, more spread out is better:
In the context of Evie's other Hobart sites, it's good they're considering here - there were a few pairs of sites where both Evie and EHT secured locations within a few hundred metres of each other, more spread out is better:
Why are they still doing single stall sites in 2023?
