vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) is perhaps the most important consideration because of the large number of issues that need to be addressed: the distribution, extent, and standardization of charging stations, setting limits for charging time and access rules, as well as regulatory procedures and policies for commercial firms in the distribution market. Evidently, deciding who pays for the charging infrastructure the public, — utilities, or EV users and regulating the price for charging vehicles at residences or — central stations is key. The role of various jurisdictions municipalities, state public — utility commissions, and the federal government needs to be defined as well as how — state department of motor vehicles (DMVs) will inspect EVs.
vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) is perhaps the most important consideration because of the large number of issues that need to be addressed: the distribution, extent, and standardization of charging stations, setting limits for charging time and access rules, as well as regulatory procedures and policies for commercial firms in the distribution market. Evidently, deciding who pays for the charging infrastructure — the public, utilities, or EV users — and regulating the price for charging vehicles at residences or central stations is key. The role of various jurisdictions — municipalities, state public utility commissions, and the federal government — needs to be defined as well as how state department of motor vehicles (DMVs) will inspect EVs.
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