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Plug In and Power Up: MTE's Latest Charging Station Unveiled
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Plug In and Power Up: MTE's Latest Charging Station Unveiled
In this episode, hosts Amy Byers and Brandon Wagoner discuss the commissioning of MTE's third DC Fast charging station at the Franklin office. They delve into the Tennessee Fast Charging Network, MTE's partnerships with TVA and TDEC, and the strategic placement of charging stations. The conversation highlights the differences between various chargers, the importance of uptime and reliability, and the user experience at the new Franklin charging station.
Listeners are encouraged to visit the new Kempower DC fast chargers at the MTE Franklin office located at 2156 Edward Curd Lane, just off I-65 in Franklin. For more information on MTE's Drive EV programs or the EVCAR Club, visit DriveEV.com or email [email protected].
Key Takeaways:
- Tennessee Fast Charging Network: MTE has partnered with TVA and TDEC to establish DC fast charging locations within every 50 miles on major corridors in Tennessee.
- Strategic Locations: MTE's charging stations are strategically placed near interstates, making them easily accessible for travelers.
- Charger Differences: Each charging site is unique, with different hardware and features to ensure grid-friendly charging and reliability.
- User Experience: The new Kempower chargers at the Franklin office are designed for ease of use, with options for app-based or credit card payments.
- Charging Rates: MTE's charging rate is set at $0.40 per kilowatt hour, balancing cost recovery and support for EV infrastructure development.
- Not-for-profit Utility: As a not-for-profit utility, MTE aims to cover costs without making a profit, ensuring fairness to all members.
MTE's Electric Vehicle Programs & Educational Resources
- https://mte.com/DriveEV — Hub for all things electric vehicles at MTE
- https://mte.com/EVCarClub — MTE-sponsored car club for EV owners and enthusiasts interested in building a community in Middle Tennessee
- https://mte.com/EVReady — $50 incentive for MTE members or homebuilders installing level 2 chargers at their homes
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