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No pad for a new transformer that I can remember. Guessing it will be tied to the current transformer for the restaurant but I may swing by again to poke around.
There's some open ground between the two sets of white Tesla cabinets; I'm guessing that's the future home of a concrete slab and a PG&E transformer.
I didn't spot the restaurant's transformer, but it might be hiding behind the thick landscaping. Or it might be underground: There's a high-voltage vault on the street side of the adjacent building. But I'm also doubting that a transformer sized for a restaurant wouldn't support the restaurant *and* 12 250-kW chargers.
No pad for a new transformer that I can remember. Guessing it will be tied to the current transformer for the restaurant but I may swing by again to poke around.
Still no sign of a PG&E transformer, and the pedestals are still covered. But I noticed that this location has convenient trash and recycling cans. I hope they'll be serviced regularly.
For example, the Saratoga Ave., San Jose, site is the same size, 12 x 250kW, and here is its transformer:
This transformer is new; so it is not shared with any of the stores nor with the EA chargers in the same parking lot.
(Thanks, tij664, for the real-world numbers. I wasn't able to find capacity/rating numbers on the existing, cob-webbed, Denny's transformer.)