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EVs aren't straining the electric grid — and they just might save it
EVs to the rescue? According to the article, the city of Boulder, Colorado, saved about $250 a month on electricity by using the Nissan Leaf's bidirectional charging to power a city-owned recreation building in a pilot project.
EVs aren't straining the electric grid — and they just might save it
Some feared EV charging would tip California over the edge, but EVs aren't the problem, and could be a solution.
Source: www.axios.com
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