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wtmusic Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Dec-13-09 11:10 PM
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Nissan and San Francisco team up on EV charging in Bay Area
"Nissan is steaming ahead at full speed on its electric car plans but it's not ignoring the infrastructure elements required to make those vehicles a viable proposition. This week, the automaker announced a partnership with the city of San Francisco to help create the elements needed for success. The city is a part of the Bay Area EV corridor that covers the entire region from the Golden Gate bridge down to Silicon Valley and up through Oakland and Berkley on the east side."

"The governments in the region will work to streamline the approval process for installing charging stations both in residences and public places. In order for electrics to appeal to the mainstream, a region like the Bay Area will need thousands of publicly-accessible charge points to help ensure that drivers of the early-generation, shorter-range EVs don't suffer range anxiety. This will be less of an issue in the future if battery capacities and costs improve, but that time has yet to arrive."

http://green.autoblog.com/2009/12/13/nissan-and-san-francisco-team-up-on-ev-charging-in-bay-area/
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