Plugshare lists a total of 16,608 Stations
They use dynamic tracking to add new - and remove redundant, or test stations, but for those that are dropped, or removed, it is done manually, so simply adding in the new additions - does not equal the total numbers, and sometimes - new additions are listed - but need to have their duplicate entries purged. My count is 16,548 Stations. I may have not listed all duplicate stations and they may not have purged them yet. I may have counted 1 as a count for one listing - but it might represent multiple chargers, hence some of the differences.
Over the last 24 hours - there have been 37 New Public Chargers added to the PlugShare network, 34 New Photos, and 3 New home stations being shared.
The additions tracked are:
- New Public Chargers Added = 27 Locations, 37 Chargers
- New Restricted Stations added = 0 (Maybe 1, Miss listed as Public)
- New Photos Added = 34
- New Home Stations Shared = 3
92 People Checked into Public EV Chargers today.
The last item counted today - was 'New Photo of Ocean Park Library, Surrey BC'
Special thanks to
Michael, Wall Plug (Concord, NH), Dave, Tesla Model S HPWC (Naperville, IL), and
Matt, Wall Plug + EV Plug (Fargo, ND), for sharing their Home stations access with us today!
New Public Stations today, by Name & Location:
- TESLA STORE/CENTURY CITY SHOPPING CENTER, Los Angeles, CA - Tesla Roadster (HPC) + Model S (HPWC)
- Guildford Town Centre, Surrey, B.C. - EV Plug
- Zynga, Mountain View, CA - EV Plug (Also Listed as Restricted)
- GE WattStation, Ft Worth, TX - EV Plug x2
- Lake Washington Institute of Technology, Kirkland, WA - EV Plug x2
- Office, Tempe, AZ - EV Plug, $
- Office, Tempe, AZ - EV Plug, $ (Could be an Exact Duplicate, or a second Charger)
- R. Tessier et Fils Inc., Saint-Narcisse, QC - EV Plug
- Kirkwood College Auto Repair Visitor Lot, Cedar Rapids, IA - EV Plug
- Salmon Arm Gas Bar, Salmon Arm, BC - EV Plug
- The Marriott Hotel, Toronto, ON - Wall Plug
- Advance Data Technologies, Naperville, IL - EV Plug
- Colwood City Hall, BC - EV Plug (Duplicate Station Listing)
- Colwood City Hall, Victoria, BC - EV Plug x2 (Another Duplicate Station Listing)
- Colwood Park & Ride, BC - EV Plug x2 (Looks Like yet Another Duplicate Station)
- Colwood park & Ride, Victoria, BC - EV Plug
- Juan De Fuca Library, BC - EV Plug - EV Plug (Looks Like Another Duplicate Station)
- Juan De Fuca Library, Victoria, BC (And yet Another Duplicate Station)
- Vancity, Port Coquitlam, BC (Duplicate!) - EV Plug
- Dolby employees and guests only, Sunnyvale, CA - EV Plug x4 (In Fact a Duplicate, wrong Class)
- Calhoun's on the River, Knoxville, TN - EV Plug x2, $
- Royal Roads University, Victoria, BC - EV Plug x2
- Invermere B.C. Municipal Office - EV Plug
- District of Invermere Municipal Office, Invermere, BC EV Plug (might be a duplicate)
- Coombs Junction, Coombs, BC - EV Plug x2
- University Village Shopping Centre, Nanaimo, BC - EV Plug
- The Mews at Royal Roads University, Colwood, BC - EV Plug
BC Charger News Bits:
Paul Bernard bought one of the first Leafs, Nissan’s purely electric car, in British Columbia. He loves his Leaf. He even started a blog about life with an electric car.
The vehicle, which can go more than 100 kilometres on a full charge, gets the Chilliwack high school teacher to work at Sardis Secondary, and allows his wife and him to shop in the Fraser Valley area. The car loses no power when four people pile in to go to dinner, says Bernard.
“This car has been great for us. We use it every day.” The only catch has been that...(More)
January 30, 2013 - British Columbia has announced a $1.3-million investment in direct current (DC) fast-charging infrastructure in 13 communities throughout the province to help electric vehicle (EV) owners plug in and get charged. Environment minister Terry Lake made this announcement in unveiling the future location of Vancouver’s first DC fast-charging station at Telus World of Science.
“It’s extremely encouraging to see such widespread interest among communities across the province in hosting and operating electric vehicle charging stations, including DC fast chargers,” said Lake. “Providing electric vehicle owners with more options to charge their vehicles will make electric vehicles...(More)
"More efficient charging stations make driving vehicles that use clean B.C. electricity a much easier choice," said Rich Coleman, Minister of Energy, Mines and Natural Gas. "B.C. families in communities throughout the province can now charge their electric vehicles more quickly and reduce their transportation energy costs."
The installation of these stations will also mark a significant milestone for B.C.'s Clean Energy Vehicle Program - completing the B.C. portion of the West Coast Green Highway, a commitment made by Premier Christy Clark under the Pacific Coast Collaborative (Washington State, Oregon, California and B.C.) to ensure electric vehicle fast charging is deployed along the Highway 99/I-5 Corridor. Electric vehicle owners will eventually be able to drive from San Diego, California all the way to Whistler knowing they can ...(More)
