I don't get why people get so excited about PIHs.

California data shows a big problem with folks not even bothering to charge 
them.

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> On Nov 14, 2017, at 10:28 AM, brucedp5 via EV <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> % I would label this newsitem as EV-ignorant. I think it could have been
> worse, with more errors, incorrect assumptions, and misleading factoids, if
> the writer had made the effort. After you read it, note the writer's
> information sources: a local AK Ford dealership (who are notorious for not
> liking plugins), a local AK utility rep makes statements without any EV
> customer experience.
> *The biggest item I take away from this piece, is Ford killing their pih
> production [
> https://google.com/search?q=Ford+stopped+Energi+production
> ] which is sad as N. American regions with challenging weather conditions
> and limited public EVSE infrastructure are a good market for pih (Canadians
> have proven this true).
> -Bottom line (IMO): Ford's abandonment of their Energi pih smells like a
> cut& run, so Ford can chase after China market profits. %
> 
> http://peninsulaclarion.com/news/2017-11-13/electric-vehicles-raise-more-questions-answers
> Electric vehicles raise more questions than answers
> November 13, 2017  Ben Boettger  benjamin.boettger @peninsulaclrion.com
> 
> Though electric cars are finding enthusiastic users in Alaska’s Southeast,
> how they would perform on the Kenai Peninsula is largely a speculative
> matter.
> 
> To date, the local peak of electric car popularity may have come when
> managers of the Kenai’s Kendall Ford dealership, formerly Stanley Ford,
> added several models of hybrid and electric Ford vehicles to its stock.
> 
> Kendall Ford salesman Dave Bartelmay, who was with Stanley at the time, led
> a talk on electric vehicles at HEA’s Energy Technology Workshops on
> Thursday.
> 
> Electric vehicles are becoming popular in Southeast Alaska communities like
> Juneau ― which, according to radio station KTOO [
> https://www.ktoo.org/2017/02/06/road-lies-ahead-juneaus-electric-cars/
> ], has an estimated 100 electric vehicles, 10 charging stations, and an
> advocacy group [
> https://juneauev.org/
> ] encouraging electric car-friendly infrastructure. One encouragement for
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