Category: EV Charging Infrastructure

Durango 4Core to host EV showcase for Earth Day

4CORE, a non-profit energy efficiency advisor, will once again host an EV showcase in Durango for the Earth Day celebration on April 18, 2026. This year’s EV festivities at Buckley Park 11 AM – 3 PM will take place immediately after the Main Avenue parade, which ends in Buckley Park …

Farmland for fuels; is that moral?

At a recent county commissioners’ meeting in Montezuma County, Colorado (Cortez), the issuance of a permit for a solar farm was considered. Ordinarily, the heavily agricultural county would be strongly receptive to allowing a farmer to do whatever they chose with their land. However in this case, agricultural interests were …

Electricity Isn’t Like That Other Automotive Fuel

Unlike gasoline, electricity is not routinely stored (yet). Accordingly, its availability and hence price varies wildly from time to time and place to place. All EV drivers can minimize their fuel costs by paying attention to the price tiers highlighted below. Spoiler alert: charge at home or when use of …

New Chargers in the Four Corners: Oct 2025

In these times of maximal vengeance against EVs and their infrastructure, it was a pleasant surprise to drive electric (towing a trailer) across 5500 miles of western US this summer and discover so many new chargers, especially in the Four Corners. Major gaps in the charging network have been filled!

House budget bill sets out Trump’s EV objectives; they are not good for EVs or Trump’s industrial policies

The House-passed budget bill makes a number of substantive EV policy changes, which will set back the adoption of EVs. This has been expected and will understandably have negative effects on climate change, accelerating the frequency and severity of natural disasters, air pollution, health, home insurance costs, endangerment of species, …