Give a short feedback appreciative and positive, specific rather than general on this post here: Victoria is the author:Since there is already a decent market for EV cars, I think what needs to come first is the space and money that is needed in order to implement this kind of project, as well as several surveys defining what the actual needs are . In 2013 the city of Toledo installed three charging stations in the downtown area. The cost was $2,400 each or $7,200 total. While this article does not state how much it costs to charge or how long it takes to charge EVs using these stations, how long will it take these to be profitable and will they be in the long run?No, I don't believe c-stores are in for a huge surge. While the article proposes a well rounded idea, I believe implementing it would be tricky. Additionally, owners of EV often times have charging station at their homes.I think this is dependent on the demographic and geographical location. Convenience stores closer to big cities, with a more progressive population, will most likely see the changes mentioned in the video. They will also have the electrical supply