MidAtlanticLightningClub
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Funny thing, the cost of fueling up my EVs from our solar panels hasn’t changed in the last month.
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25StarWhiteLightning
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Waiting for my next roof replacement to get solar put up. Might just have the roofers do the mounting system and DIY the rest. Just want to use it for back up power and charging EVs.
SpaceEVDriver
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The cost to fill my truck from solar is $0.00
The cost to fill my truck when the sun doesn’t shine (that only happens in the winter) is 131 kWh * $0.035/kWh = $4.59
It’s been that way for quite some time.
I was at a charger/gas station last week, in the middle of nowhere. Electrify America charged me $0.42/kWh and the Chevron was charging its customers $8.20 to $8.70 per gallon. And 75% of the gas station’s refueling nozzles were offline. 100% of EA’s refueling plugs were online.
The cost to fill my truck when the sun doesn’t shine (that only happens in the winter) is 131 kWh * $0.035/kWh = $4.59
It’s been that way for quite some time.
I was at a charger/gas station last week, in the middle of nowhere. Electrify America charged me $0.42/kWh and the Chevron was charging its customers $8.20 to $8.70 per gallon. And 75% of the gas station’s refueling nozzles were offline. 100% of EA’s refueling plugs were online.
Randys Lightning
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$11
22legit2quit
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I don’t drive mine as much as I did before. The home charging keeps it fairly stable but if I had 5-6 kw of panels it would work itself to be free overtime.
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