Over the last 24 hours - there have been 23 New Public Chargers added to the PlugShare network, plus 15 New Photos, and 4 New home stations being shared.
The additions tracked are:
- New Public Chargers Added = 23
- New Restricted Stations added = 1
- New Photos Added = 15
- New Home Stations Shared = 4
58 People Checked into Public EV Chargers today, which means that while it was double or triple the last few days, most people are still charging up at home, and just 58 needed a little extra or did not have a home charger! Or they were checking out charging stations before they needed them - to get a feel for the locations! Maybe - with warmer weather - and new EV Buyers - comes more public charging, too!
The last person counted today - was 'Chris Checked in at Mayer Electric Supply, Marietta, CA'
Special thanks to Brian (Seattle, WA), Dana (Cheshire, CT), David (Mountainville, NY), and Seth (Cedar Falls, IA), for sharing their Home stations access with us today!
New Public Stations today, by Name & Location (where possible):
- Palm Springs Public Library, Palm Springs, CA
- Hubbell Incorporated, Shelton, CT
- Thrifty Foods, Central Saanich, BC
- Millwoods Nissan, Edmonton, AB
- Providence - Colby Campus, Everett, WA
- 2404 Heritage Court SW., Olympia, AC
- Walmart, Kailua-Kona, HI
- Creek Resort, Orlando Resort, FL
- City Hall, Huntington Beach, CA
- Elmhurst, Haward, CA
- Parking Garage, Brooklyn, NY
- Zenk Lot, Novato, CA
- Gymnastic Center, Novato, CA
- CCAH Salinis, CA
- City Council Chambers, Novato, CA
- Madeira, Mountain View, CA
- AutoBeYours.com, Scottsburg, IN
- PMC Enterprises, Forsyth, GA
- Kingman KOA, Kingman, AZ
- Willimas Grand Canyon KOA, Williams, AZ
- Heathman Hotel, Portland, OR
- Hyatt Regency, Indian Wells, CA Resort & Spa
- Hotel La Jolla, CA
New Restricted Stations today, by Name & Location (where possible):
- Roush, Henderson, CO
Interesting News Bits:
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And a Special clip, In recognition of the New Pope, Pope Francis 1, (Mario Bergoglio of Argentina), and the Outgoing Benedict XVI, pope emeritus - The Electric Popemobile:
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