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Originally Posted by PeteMoss
They'll be able to drive charging time for people to when they have availability. People drive across town to save $0.03/litre on gas - they'll charge their car when its cheapest as well.
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Alberta and much of Canada will need smarter meters and time-of-use tracking which a lot of people find annoying.
And if it's like many places that implemented it, what ends up happening is rates when you need to use electricity for all other tasks goes way up while the off-peak rates are still pretty high.
