Analysis of EV charging in Ireland suggests public fast-charging infrastructure may become commercially viable in short- to medium term

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By mmillikinDec 15, 2015, 5:00 am354 pts
A study of EV charging behavior by a team at Trinity College Dublin has found that, from the household data available, EV users prefer to carry out the majority of their charging at home in the evening—the period of highest demand on the electrical grid indicating that incentivization may be required to shift…

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