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Comment 10 for EVSE Standards Technology Review (evsesd-comment-tr-ws) - 1st Workshop.
First Name: David
Last Name: Rempel
Email Address: dm.rempel@gmail.com
Affiliation: University of California at Berkeley
Subject: Accurate Data
Comment:
The Technology Review provides a glimpse into the experiences of EV drivers' barriers to charging at public EV charge stations. The apparent differences in findings between EV driver reports of barriers to charging and EVSP reports of a high-level of uptime may be real or may be due to survey differences and differences in definitions of terms. The first step in addressing the apparent barriers identified by EV drivers is to define terms, such as reliability, up-time, and usability relative to EVSEs. In addition, if the EVSPs do not make their detailed up-time and service status data publicly available, it is necessary for impartial third parties collect real data on the reliability, up-time, and usability of EVSEs. With the upcoming rapid roll out of an EV charge infrastructure throughout California, this type of data is critical to the development of useful guidelines and standards to build a resilient and well functioning infrastructure. A good EV driver experience with public EV charging is critical to the rapid adoption of EVs.
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Date and Time Comment Was Submitted: 2022-02-27 08:28:34
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