Daniel Horton, head of the Climate Change Research Group at Northwestern University, saidHorton said he believes the government can play a role in addressing the inequities. He would like to see the government “incentivize private institutions or potentially have public institutions install chargers in locations that at the moment are not financially viable, but in the future might become more viable."
Just as gas stations are paid for by auto and truck owners , charging stations should be paid for by EV owners, not taxpayers.
Paul Boomer
2 years ago
Chicago is filled with multi unit apartment buildings. 6 flats, 8s, 12s, 24s, 64s with no parking spots. EVs simply are a luxury for wealthy climate change believers.
Ex Illini
2 years ago
Mr. Horton should put his own money at risk instead of directing companies to do so. Typical liberal Northwestern moron, giving the standard line of some disenfranchised group. Give us stuff! Pound sand Mr. Horton.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Just as gas stations are paid for by auto and truck owners , charging stations should be paid for by EV owners, not taxpayers.
Chicago is filled with multi unit apartment buildings. 6 flats, 8s, 12s, 24s, 64s with no parking spots. EVs simply are a luxury for wealthy climate change believers.
Mr. Horton should put his own money at risk instead of directing companies to do so. Typical liberal Northwestern moron, giving the standard line of some disenfranchised group. Give us stuff! Pound sand Mr. Horton.
And again it’s all about Political climate change.