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Sep 2, 2026

Tom GanHOST
10:25
Yeah, but we are seeing more and more charges, obviously, on the streets, on telegraph poles and charges in public areas.
Tom GanHOST
10:31
Like, you know, compare PlugShare to what it was five years ago.
Tom GanHOST
10:34
Like, we are leaps and bounds ahead.
Tom GanHOST
10:37
So we are getting there.
James WhittinghamHOST
11:07
And there was a charger halfway, which she might have used because it was a high wind situation.
James WhittinghamHOST
11:12
And One of them was broken, and I looked at it on Twitter, and I found that it was broken possibly since last November, or at least since April, according to the archives of PlugShare, which is an app you use to check out whether chargers are working, how they are, and all that.
James WhittinghamHOST
11:29
It's also very expensive, and I pointed that out on Twitter when I asked the Riverbend Co-op, who I did a commercial for once, a joking commercial, because I was so happy that they were supporting charging in that very important spot in our province.
James WhittinghamHOST
11:43
And they said that the power company has high demand charges.
James WhittinghamHOST
12:26
So one was working, but I was keeping an eye on it because you can keep an eye on whether they're used or not through various apps.
James WhittinghamHOST
12:32
Right.
James WhittinghamHOST
12:33
PlugShare does it, and the Flow app, which is the brand of the charger, I have both those apps, and I could see that it was getting used, and I didn't want it to be used when they got there.
James WhittinghamHOST
12:41
I wanted everything to be perfect.
Amelia PearsonGUEST
3:02
And there are some great apps that kind of help support that.
Amelia PearsonGUEST
3:06
So things like PlugShare, ChargyFox, they basically will tell you whether there's a charger that's like broken down.
Amelia PearsonGUEST
3:13
and which ones are in use as well.
Amelia PearsonGUEST
3:15
And also just giving yourself a little bit of buffer room.
LizHOST
17:38
So we're looking at a better route planner.
LizHOST
17:40
And then I look up the charger on PlugShare to see if there's any recent reviews because PlugShare will show you, oh, someone just charged an hour ago or someone charged two days ago.
LizHOST
17:48
And they said, oh, the one on the left was being finicky, but the one in the middle worked or whatever it is.
LizHOST
17:54
So that's helpful.
LizHOST
17:55
So like you got to check the route planning app.
LizHOST
17:58
Double check for any new info on PlugShare.
LizHOST
18:00
We also punch it into the navigation on the car because the car and the route planner will do their own calculation of how many miles it thinks you're going to have when you get there.
LizHOST
18:10
So just nice to double check and make sure we're going to be good.
Benjamin HuntingHOST
28:23
What are my Tesla options? I look online.
Benjamin HuntingHOST
28:26
I'm using PlugShare, which is a really good app that tells you where various plugs are.
Benjamin HuntingHOST
28:31
And there's
Sami Haj-AssaadHOST
28:32
like reviews, there's photos.
Sami Haj-AssaadHOST
28:33
They're really good.
Sami Haj-AssaadHOST
28:34
I like PlugShare quite a bit.
Benjamin HuntingHOST
28:36
It says there's an underground.
Benjamin HuntingHOST
28:37
It's not up
Sean ThomasGUEST
6:28
But I would encourage folks to do the research.
Sean ThomasGUEST
6:31
There's an app called PlugShare, and you can see the little dots all over Alberta and all over North America where there is charging infrastructure.
Sean ThomasGUEST
6:41
And you can see where there's charging infrastructure lacking.
Sean ThomasGUEST
6:44
If that's places that you're regularly going, a plug-in hybrid would probably be a better choice.

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