installation + ongoing costs for public L2 & DC FC stations

[cwerdna]

What the heck? I made a post at http://www.mychevysparkev.com/forum/vie ... 7555#p7555 (in this thread) and I noticed it was deleted as page 2 vanished. It had this below.

Re: Tesla's Superchargers: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-09-2 ... hways.html

Tesla’s rocket-shaped superchargers are designed to work only with versions of Model S with 85-kilowatt-hour battery packs that allow the cars to go more than 200 miles per charge.

The devices cost about $250,000 each and can power four to six cars at one time, Musk said. Tesla plans to install 100 of these superchargers at a cost of $20 million to $30 million over the next three to four years, he said.

I stumbled across http://www.umtri.umich.edu/content/Bren ... T.2012.pdf which on page 44 gives of range of $23K to $45K to install a DC FC ($10 to 12K for a commercial grade EVSE).

Long ago, Nissan bragged they got a CHAdeMO DC FC's cost/price down to below $10K. The $10K basic unit at https://web.archive.org/web/20120716030 ... sanqc.com/ vanished long ago w/any reason given.

[cwerdna]

http://avt.inel.gov/pdf/prog_info/DCFCS ... ly2014.pdf on slide 10 from http://avt.inel.gov/librarybydate.shtml lists DC FC installation and demand costs.

The mean cost for installation of 99 DC FCs, not including DC FC hardware was $20,848. There's also a table of utility demand chargers per month, depending on the utility. The range was from $16/mo to $1460/mo.

The way it works at San Diego Gas & Electric is this way (dollar amounts are estimates):

19.9kW - no demand fee surcharge
20kW - $26 per kW = $520 monthly
50kW - $26 per kW = $1300 monthly

The table in the above PDF lists $1061/month for San Diego Gas and Electric. It's unclear what power levels INL is talking about though...

If we assumed a 44 kW http://nissanqc.com/, then at $26 per kW, that'd be $1144/mo, which isn't far off from the INL figure.

[cwerdna]

To resurrect an old thread:

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads ... 609/page-2 reported on
https://www.uppermichiganssource.com/20 ... -michigan/ which mentions ""With a total cost of $77,300, the charger is available to the public beginning January 4, 2020." It's a dual plug and dual standard ChargePoint Express 250.

Also, the NissanQC domain has been taking over by a squatter that redirects to something else. One can see a snapshot of it at https://web.archive.org/web/20150703051 ... sanqc.com/.