Re: M3 Southbound EV Chargers
I have a bit of background to the problem as I live close to the M3 in N.E. Hampshire.
The Row of Tesla SC's has been there since late 2018. The issue is that to get power to them will require closing the whole M3 for around 12-15 hours. Power is available on the other side of the Motorway (Northbound). Closing the road will cost the operators a huge amount of money.
There is a housing estate close to the SB service area but the developer being a typical cheapskate only arranged for the minimum sized substation from the Grid. I looked at buying a house on that estate pre-covid but found that the supply to the house was only 60A (230V) with no prospect of upgrading it to 100A. Cheapskate developers strike again. running a 7.5kW home charger (32A) is not advisable on a 60A supply. I didn't buy the property. My current house was built in 1930 and has a 100A supply.