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Introduction As a property owner, providing electric vehicle charging capabilities, or EVSE, for your tenants is a way to distinguish yourself as an environmentally conscious thought-leader who anticipates customer needs. Get LEED Points! Want to show you’re hard at work making your building as sustainable as possible? You can get LEED (Leadership in Energy and […]?
As a plug-in electric vehicle (PEV) purchaser, you are eligible for up to $7,500 in Federal and $6,000 in Colorado tax credits. Colorado allows an income tax credit to taxpayers who have purchased an alternative fuel vehicle, converted a motor vehicle to use an alternative fuel, or have replaced a vehicle’s power source with an […]?
There are many variables such as how many miles you drive and how much you pay for electricity. You won’t have to go to the service shop for oil changes, saving about $30 every 3-4 months. And, at the average US electricity rate of 12 cents per kWh, you would be paying about a quarter […]?
Xcel Energy, serving much of Colorado, estimates that electricity bills will increase by one-third once electric vehicle charging is conducted at your place of residence. General Motors estimates the annual energy use of the Chevy Volt will be 2,520 kWh, which is less than that required for a typical water heater or central air conditioning. […]?
The price of currently available Level 2 residential EVSE varies but typically is in the range of $1,000 to $2,000 before incentives. Click here to find out about current incentives. Installing costs for Level 2 EVSE also varies. Typically, installation is relatively inexpensive for homes that already have electrical service and can accommodate Level 2 EVSE. However, […]?
You will likely charge your vehicle overnight at home using Level 1 or Level 2 charging. Level 1 charging requires no special equipment or installation – all you need is a standard outlet. For Level 2 charging, you will need to purchase and install Level 2 electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE). The cost of installing […]?
The higher the level, the quicker the vehicle charges. The Level 1 and Level 2 chargers are typical for home use. Level 2 charging stations will be found at retail stores, restaurants and malls. Level 3 are targeted for quick charge at gas stations or other public places and are not applicable to most home […]?
Voltage requirements The higher the level, the quicker the vehicle charges. Where and How to Charge You will likely charge your vehicle overnight at home using Level 1 or Level 2 charging. Initial Costs to Buy and Set Up Home Charging The price of currently available Level 2 residential EVSE varies but typically is in […]?
Emission Benefits Many drivers have expressed concern over the amount of pollution stemming from power plants that power electric vehicles. Solar Panels for EV Charging Drivers do not need to have solar panels installed on their property or at their place of business in order to power electric vehicles. Energy Independence The United States imports […]?
What is the primary use of your car? If you answered commuting, you’re more than ready. The mainstream EVs have about a 100-mile range on a fully charged battery. With the average commuter driving less than 30 miles per day, an EV can more than cover all your commuting needs. Some electric vehicles have a […]?