The 50kW chargers are DC at a higher voltage. The AC ones are either 13A,32A,180A. Many of the charge points can supply either 230V AC or DC but not both at the same time. Multiple charge points can be collocated.
Some are free, some cost per minute some per kWhr.
For example
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which shows which chargers are in use and what type and cost there is to them.
You may be surprised by the number of people who do, Up at four , commence journey at 4.30 do 200 miles on a motorway @
50mph arrive at clients premises around 8.30 -9.30 . Install /mend office, catering equipment, signs , give training course or any number of things till 3.30 -4pm grabbing a lunch break in between. leave at
4.30 get home at at 8.30 pm. Load vehcle up with equipment delivered by courier to your home read for next day have meal then bed. That's 8 hours at the clients premises doing productive work,,the driving may be classed as non productive time at work or not counted at all depending onyour employment relationship or if you are self employed.
It's no wonder many suffer from stress and related health problems aand drink loads of RedBull
The trouble with a methanol fuel cell is that it produces CO2 as an exhaust, and bearing in mind you have to synthesize the stuff to start with, the inefficiencies associated with that, and that a methanol fuel cell is pretty inefficient itself, you're probably better of with an ICE.
Is anyone suggesting it isn't? But if I drive 100 miles in the morning, as I'm going to do today, come home for lunch and then want to set out again, trickle charging won't suffice.
I'm certainly not a fan of 'modern art' as in Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst etc., but I do like The Angel, both as a personal mileage marker and as an object. Whether or not she is art is probably not for me to say. A sculpture? Henry Moore for a modern generation? I like Newcastle as a city, and The Angel overlooks the city in a 'Rio' way :-)
"All his concepts were to rarefied for matter So he crushed a chunk of marble into dust, And dispatched it on a complicated platter To a gallery with a label as a bust.
All the critics gaze with ecstasy unfailing At this whole without a sole coherent part, And on windy days they stand in groups inhaling Little puffs of air-borne particles of Art"
Arthur Caddick (the Poet Laureate of West Cornwall), in 'Broadsides from Bohemia', Bossiney Books, 1973, Originally published in Punch.
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