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Supercharger - Poncha Springs, CO

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View attachment 261884 View attachment 261885 View attachment 261886 View attachment 261887 We visited the site today around noon. They are making progress but not as fast as some would hope for. The weather continues to be good but with Thanksgiving near, they likely will not make a lot of progress in the next week.

You might be surprised. The Fresno Supercharger started construction two years ago, about two weeks before Turkey Day. The crew took the holiday off, but was back to work on Black Friday and worked through the weekend. Of course, one incident at a location 1,200 miles or so away is not indicative of current methods.

But I thought I would just throw this out there.
 
I didn’t mean to be negative or pessimistic with my post. They really are making good progress. I know ancreserve stated in a previous post that he was hoping to use it Thanksgiving.
Christmas might be possible, but I wouldn't count on it. They've got a lot of work left despite all the progress. Later in December, watch for the arrival of the utility transformer, which will typically sits next to the equipment enclosure. Even if everything else looks complete, nothing will happen until after that transformer is in place.
 
We just returned from the site and they are making good progress. Some pedestals are up and equipment cabinets are in place within the enclosure. The outer covers for the charging stations are stored inside of a large storage container on site.
 

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D98BE152-27C4-484D-AF79-02D3195EFC50.jpeg 3B521C86-47F5-4692-A3BE-38FAD6FACD3F.jpeg I spoke with the site construction foreman today just as he was leaving to head back home to Missouri for the holidays. He said that his work is complete except for the installation of two lights. The lights came in last week but were damaged and they had to order new ones. They are expected in about two weeks so he will have to return to complete their installation. The remaining tasks are in the hands of the utility company (Ecel Energy) and Tesla. He could not offer any estimate as to when Ecel would start their effort. As the pictures show, the parking area is black top, the signage is up, a fence has been erected and the lines are painted ( They were painting the lines while I was there)