Supercharger - Dubuque IA
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Monday, 26 March 2018
Tesla charging station coming to Hy-Vee
BY JEFF MONTGOMERY
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Biz Buzz shares business tidbits from around the tristate area. This week, we highlight businesses in Dubuque, Bellevue and Elkader.
A new construction project taking place outside the Hy-Vee on Locust Street has nothing to do with groceries.
About two weeks ago, crews began installing charging stations for electric Tesla vehicles.
The Tesla Supercharger site will be located on the west side of the Hy-Vee parking lot and will feature eight charging stations, which will look similar to gas pumps.
These stations will be connected through underground conduit to nearby power-generating equipment, which will be obscured within a small enclosure.
Construction of Tesla Supercharger sites generally takes four to six weeks. Hy-Vee officials said a specific date has not been established for when the Supercharger will become operational.
“We view it as killing two birds with one stone,” said John Brehm, director of site planning for Hy-Vee. “This project fits into our sustainability goals and it also provides a wanted and needed customer service. It makes it really convenient for Tesla owners to be able to stop and fuel up.”
The Locust Street Hy-Vee will become the eleventh Hy-Vee in the country to incorporate Tesla Superchargers.
Brehm said Tesla approached Hy-Vee about the plan in hopes of creating a network of charging stations that extends from Chicago to Denver.
Tesla charging station coming to Hy-Vee
BY JEFF MONTGOMERY
TH staff writer
Biz Buzz shares business tidbits from around the tristate area. This week, we highlight businesses in Dubuque, Bellevue and Elkader.
A new construction project taking place outside the Hy-Vee on Locust Street has nothing to do with groceries.
About two weeks ago, crews began installing charging stations for electric Tesla vehicles.
The Tesla Supercharger site will be located on the west side of the Hy-Vee parking lot and will feature eight charging stations, which will look similar to gas pumps.
These stations will be connected through underground conduit to nearby power-generating equipment, which will be obscured within a small enclosure.
Construction of Tesla Supercharger sites generally takes four to six weeks. Hy-Vee officials said a specific date has not been established for when the Supercharger will become operational.
“We view it as killing two birds with one stone,” said John Brehm, director of site planning for Hy-Vee. “This project fits into our sustainability goals and it also provides a wanted and needed customer service. It makes it really convenient for Tesla owners to be able to stop and fuel up.”
The Locust Street Hy-Vee will become the eleventh Hy-Vee in the country to incorporate Tesla Superchargers.
Brehm said Tesla approached Hy-Vee about the plan in hopes of creating a network of charging stations that extends from Chicago to Denver.
Hey, I posted about this one over on Reddit, including a couple pictures:
Dubuque, IA Supercharger construction has started • r/teslamotors
Dubuque, IA Supercharger construction has started • r/teslamotors
It looks to be completed (meter is there) but it’s off
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RobK
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This is very promising! Would appreciate your future update if you are in that area. I am assuming that it will show up on Tesla Super charger map once it goes "live".
keithhammer
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RobK
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keithhammer
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Tech is there as i type. They are juiced up now and he says within 2 hours they should be on the map in the car and officially open! Their location sucks - I’ll bet you half of them are regularly ICE’d...
swaltner
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It showed up this weekend as an open charger
Was that in the on-board navigation system? The Tesla web site still lists it as Coming Soon.
RobK
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Dubuque, IA is still NOT showing on our Tesla S NAV or Tesla SC Supercharger.
I stopped by last night and it is open. Even though I didn't need a charge I connected long enough to verify it was operational.
All systems are go. I stopped by a few days ago, and all was good. Several people drove by slowly or stopped while I was charging.
jeepn30
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Drove out there about a week ago. Nice to see they cary beer in the store from Toppling Goliath.....I then stopped for a bite to eat at Lot One downtown, about 3 minutes away from the supercharger...The only thing about downtown is that everywhere is a meter that accepts change only. At least the meter maid was nice enough to let me go in to the place to get change first and not ticket my car. I will say their bison burger was most excellent at Lot One.
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