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Electric Vehicle Charging Stations<\/font><\/span><\/p>

The SACOG planning area has 721 public ev charging stations according to the US Department of Energy; as of June 6th 2023.<\/span><\/p>

https://afdc.energy.gov/fuels/electricity_stations.html<\/span><\/p>

This data includes Level1, 2, DC Fast, and Legacy charger types.<\/span><\/p>

This data includes all connectors J1772, CCS, CHAdeMO, and Tesla.<\/span><\/p>

This data includes all available charging networks within the SACOG planning area.<\/span><\/p>

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Charging Infrastructure Terminology<\/font><\/span><\/p>

The Alternative Fueling Station Locator uses the following charging infrastructure definitions:<\/span><\/p>

Station Location: A station location is a site with one or more EVSE ports at the same address. Examples include a parking garage or a mall parking lot.<\/span><\/p>

EVSE Port: An EVSE port provides power to charge only one vehicle at a time even though it may have multiple connectors. The unit that houses EVSE ports is sometimes called a charging post, which can have one or more EVSE ports.<\/span><\/p>

Connector: A connector is what is plugged into a vehicle to charge it. Multiple connectors and connector types (such as CHAdeMO and CCS) can be available on one EVSE port, but only one vehicle will charge at a time. Connectors are sometimes called plugs.<\/span><\/p>

Diagram of an electric vehicle charging station showing how one station can have multiple EVSE ports and each EVSE port can have one or more connectors
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