According to plugshare.com, there are numerous J1772's, a Chademo and a HPWC destination charger in Harrisonburg.
At this point this is true in most towns including Blacksburg but the OP was referring to the university itself/campus not the surrounding town. I reached out to an organization of pro-environmental students at William & Mary in 2013 to give them a friendly poke when UVA came out with their public chargers in the central grounds parking garage, trying to entice some friendly competition in getting EV chargers. Besides UVA, I have charged at GMU's on campus garage.
Yes but none on campus. When I asked student parking people just got blank stare at mention of electric cars
Actually, there is one on campus - at the rear of ISAT Building. However, it is solely for use by one EV owned by JMU. Not for public use. None others on campus - at least not for public use. Harrisonburg Electric Commission (HEC) has a free 50 amp charger downtown in the rear of its building and right adjacent to the Farmer's Market. Very convenient to park and shop around old town or eat at a restaurant.
For those that go down to Virginia Tech and/or Radford University, the Holiday Inn Christiansburg/Blacksburg has a Destination Charger installed by Tesla through a local contractor. If you use it or have used it, and care to share any feedback, feel free to PM me. My father is the owner of that property.
For those that go down to Virginia Tech and/or Radford University, the Holiday Inn Christiansburg/Blacksburg has a Destination Charger installed by Tesla through a local contractor. If you use it or have used it, and care to share any feedback, feel free to PM me. My father is the owner of that property.
I do the same thing in Charlottesville at the Hilton - they have six 80 amp Tesla chargers!!! My wife did her first long trip there and loved it!
you should contact your very progressive governor and tell him how imperative it is for the state universities should be leading the way and a showcase for a sustainable future
Don't want to get into politics but Virginia not EV friendly. Was at Tyco SC opening and politicians there spoke about how much of a fan they were but if you need proof, it took a long time to get that one approved and now look at what is happening as tesla is trying to open a second dealership in Richmond. Look at the property tax owners pay I Virginia. The valuations on teslas are way overpriced. my roadster 5 years old and my model s 4 years had extremely low depreciation in eyes of Virginia only.
The Inn at Virginia Tech (as well as the nearby Kroger) has a few J1772 ports, the Shell station near campus has a J1772, Blacksburg Town Hall has 2 CHAdeMO plugs and a few other places in town have J1772. The Christiansburg Holiday Inn Express has Destination Charging, as well.
I've stopped there a few times, myself. There's usually an ICE car blocking one of the 2 designated spots, though.
