Hi All, I've just released a survey that is targeting the residential charging infrastructure: bit.ly/UrbanEVPittsburgh Please feel free to share! Care for more info? Well, read on! I've been working on a project for a more inclusive plan for EV ownership that is based on reducing the ubiquitous "10 min walk to a charging station" target. Meaning most cities that are beginning EV adoption will look to install EV chargers within a 10 min walk of EV owners. There are currently plans in place for more city chargers to head to parking authority lots. However, 80% of owners charge at home, not to mention they are way behind schedule. So what do you do if you don't have a driveway, garage or rent? Don't worry, Home Depot will have you covered in no time... Enter the extension cord over the sidewalk. You know what I'm talking about. Don't worry, I thought about it myself. That's the curbside EV charging challenge that we're working on. I'm planning on funneling updates through internodal.io and twitter @internodal-io but in the meantime feel free to take our anonymous survey. <http://bit.ly/UrbanEVPittsburgh> Realistically, I think there is a way to make residential curbside EV charging a reality within a 2min walk, and with rates that would be similar to home charging. So why the survey <http://bit.ly/UrbanEVPittsburgh>? It was noted from Deb Gross's office that a survey may be necessary for any new developments. So I began developing and testing our own survey, and here we are. If we wait for the City, we will be tripping over cords everywhere before the year is out. Take our EV Inclusion Survey: bit.ly/UrbanEVPittsburgh David Anglero Co-Founder Internodal, llc. Emerging Technology Supply Chain Management 818.357.8176 Davidanglero@internodal.io