One hopes this document is number of locations and not number of stalls at each location.
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SA Govt EV Network
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I am answering my own question as Burnside is getting 3 ccs2 stalls and is listed as 1 in the document
Chuq
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See article; RAA to roll out 140 new EV charging locations in South Australia in $12.4m plan
It's been described as "over 500 charging stations, at 140 sites in 52 locations across the state." So multiple connectors per site, in many cases multiple sites per town.
I did a bit of consolidation of (at the time) the limited data available, old data but probably still kinda close: SA Govt EV Network
Chuq
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Do we have exact locations for anywhere (not already built) outside of this list (from the PDF shared earlier?)
• Burnside Council carpark (200kW Ultra-Rapid)
• Mt Barker Homemaker Centre (200kW Ultra-Rapid)
• Cowell Waterfront carpark (150kW Rapid)
• Port Augusta Wharflands Esplanade (200kW Ultra-Rapid)
• Normanville Village Green (150kW Rapid)
• Barmera Main St carpark (200kW Ultra-Rapid)
• Blackwood Community Centre carpark (150kW Rapid)
• Morgan Railway Terrace carpark (150kW Rapid)
• Woodside Klose’s Foodland (150kW Rapid)
• Goolwa Council carpark (150kW Rapid)
• Burnside Council carpark (200kW Ultra-Rapid)
• Mt Barker Homemaker Centre (200kW Ultra-Rapid)
• Cowell Waterfront carpark (150kW Rapid)
• Port Augusta Wharflands Esplanade (200kW Ultra-Rapid)
• Normanville Village Green (150kW Rapid)
• Barmera Main St carpark (200kW Ultra-Rapid)
• Blackwood Community Centre carpark (150kW Rapid)
• Morgan Railway Terrace carpark (150kW Rapid)
• Woodside Klose’s Foodland (150kW Rapid)
• Goolwa Council carpark (150kW Rapid)
Chuq
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TheDriven has an article a copy and pasted press release here: South Australia’s RAA EV network gets first 150kW rapid charger site
Thanks - I've seen a bunch of PlugShare edits but couldn't find the original source for things like (planned) stalls - hence asking if it was public yet
Do these not require a development application in South Australia?
Tried searching as many different variations as I could, couldn't see anything relevant for places like Cowell - the only DA I found was for the site in Kimba at the service station.
RichardV
Member
Most EV charger installs do not require a DA. If they are adding additional car spaces it may trigger a DA and if they are adding solar I think it might also trigger a DA.
Thanks, I kinda figured that might be the case.
The DAs published online for SA also aren't as detailed or contain the same documents as NSW does - eg this is the DA for that Kimba site - https://plan.sa.gov.au/development_application_register#view-23017627-DAP (application ID 23017627)
Blue heaven
Fair Dinkum Tesla
The application for Kimba was submitted on June 22nd, thank goodness Milton tyres in Kimba are so EV friendly. Anyhow the Shell is a handy location, plenty of parking areas away from the fuel bowsers, a fairly good dining area that looks out over the carpark and a Reasonable choice of food.
Think it depends on the Council rules, and what's already on the site.
Private property that's already a carpark may not require a DA, effectively just a big power point.
Council property where council is effectively giving an exclusive use lease may need some community consultation before council approval.
And other forms of approval (eg. Advertising for models like Jolt) or Parking Signage changes may be needed in some instances.
Private property that's already a carpark may not require a DA, effectively just a big power point.
Council property where council is effectively giving an exclusive use lease may need some community consultation before council approval.
And other forms of approval (eg. Advertising for models like Jolt) or Parking Signage changes may be needed in some instances.
Chuq
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District Council of Coober Pedy asking for feedback regarding an RAA Charge site there:
Looks to be a 150 kW Kempower unit with 2x connectors, and an AC charger.
Looks to be a 150 kW Kempower unit with 2x connectors, and an AC charger.
RichardV
Member
Micro grid with a mix of solar, wind, battery and diesel. 'Up to' 70% renewables.
Coober Pedy Renewable Diesel Hybrid
Coober Pedy renewable diesel project involves a1MW solar, 4MW wind generation, a 1MW, 0.5MWh battery storage, inverter system and additional technologies.
arena.gov.au
Live and average renewables over last 24 hours
Coober Pedy Hybrid (Solar & Wind) Renewable Power Station, South Australia | Projects | EDL
Supported by the Australian Renewable Energy Agency, the Coober Pedy Hybrid Renewable Power Station utilises a range of renewable energy sources.
edlenergy.com
Though it is not without its controversy.
SA council lashed over power deal
The South Australian ombudsman has delivered a stinging analysis into a mid-north council's handling of a $198 million power deal.
www.sbs.com.au
the 7kw charger at below location is currently under construction and will be live in the upcoming month
- Seafront Caravan Park, Penneshaw
