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Actually no idea about solar schemes in Belgium over the past decade, probably not as gifting as NL but if you spotted so many!! @solarchase.bsky.social @wattisduurzaam.bsky.social
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tiny problem: it's not public
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I'd expect nothing at this point, but would love to be surprised ;)
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Jordy says 12 plugs are being added, so that would surprise me to be "real V4" because as I understand it they will be doing 8 plugs per cabinet. Also the timing feels off, I think we're some months away from American launch.
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you wouldn't happen to have any photos?
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in a way it would be surprising to start in Europe, they even said as much as the start would be in US (and first planning procedures have shown up online) then again the "funny" thing is that IN THEORY they have a lot to offer in Europe thanks to the amount of 800V vehicles on the road here..
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a lovely weekend to you too!
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didn't see this video before ty
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"Germany doesn’t give a D-Mark about AFIR. Operators gradually concluded they can get away with price discrimination."
#alwaysbecharging #deutschland
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"The number quoted for home charging is also off. 41 cents/kWh is at the upper end of residential electricity prices. Shopping around for a better rate (off-peak, smart or dynamic) could easily cut this in half."
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or wanting to drive across European borders shouldn't be considered such an extreme scenario.
However, digging into the numbers assumed by BDEW yields a far too optimistic figure for DC charging in roaming or ad hoc. When adjusted for the median price charged by the largest German networks to cu...
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"The title suggests that EV charging would only cost the same as filling up a diesel or petrol car for the same distance in an 'Extremszenario'. I know it might be at odds with the current political climate or the reality of the Schengen area nowadays, but not being a German legal citizen...
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when was the first delivery?
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full explainer post, must read of the weekend
#alwaysbecharging #deutschland #bdew commentary by @jaapburger.eu
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In fact, EV drivers, especially non-German residents who don't have easy access to the major networks' proprietary apps and subscription pricing in Germany, risk paying a lot more. Some charging networks charge other operators up to €1.13/kWh for roaming! Diesel is almost always cheaper.
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the way German politics works is usually when we read "leaks" like these it's pretty much settled.
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"The German automotive industry as a whole is also attempting to reverse in electric mode: it has presented a 10-point plan to postpone, water down, weaken, undermine, regret, delay, reduce, replace, backtrack on and ridicule European CO2 requirements on new vehicles." bsky.app/profile/jaap...
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what does this even mean, what if the one charger nearby has blocking fees while charging??
#alwaysbecharging #Deutschland #BDEW
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so cool, wonder what the top 10 will be like!! #alwaysbecharging