Mr Benedict of Waialua, it is not the goverments job to ensure you have ample charging stations for the EV you purchased.  You are obviously very proud of the fact that you have PV and charge your car.  However you are still tethered to a carbon based grid.  Perhaps you should have chosen an EV with a large battery and longer range between charges.  You took advantage of the "carrots" when you purchased your EV Nissan Leaf.  Decisions have consequences, and the lack of forsight on how you were going to drive and recharge your EV does not become a problem for government to solve.  I do note that there are many chargers that require payment that are avaible for your use should you choose to pay for your charges.