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Electrify America is trying to encourage drivers to get what they need and get out, or else pay a fee.
The idea is to increase turnover at busy stations, improving availability and reducing the odds that drivers will have to wait for someone else to “top off” their EVs.
With more EVs on the road, many charging stations have just recently begun making money.
More than two years after Congress allocated $7.5 billion for EV charging, the program had yielded just 38 up-and-running stations, according to a March report by the Washington Post . So while Electrify America ’s plan may help reduce congestion at a few outliers, it won’t do much to address the big issue, according to Levin . “If the stations are congested, people have got to build more stations,” he said. “That's kind of the bottom line.” This story was originally featured on Fortune.com .
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