The Tesla charger at the Christina Lake info center – the location was pretty neat – there was a really nice bistro/cafe thing open that Sunday morning. There also appears to be a solar hot water setup on the roof, and to my left there was a pretty cool looking greenhouse. Definitely going back for a trip next spring to explore the area further.
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Andrew is an environmental engineer by day, "kid activity/school volunteer" by evening, and EV advocate / blogger in his remaining spare time.
He is very passionate about the future of energy generation & usage.He prefers bikes to cars, but acknowledges that Canadian cities have been developed primarily with cars in mind, so if we're going to drive, let's make them all EVs!(But let's get EV buses and take those where possible first.)
He is very passionate about the future of energy generation & usage.He prefers bikes to cars, but acknowledges that Canadian cities have been developed primarily with cars in mind, so if we're going to drive, let's make them all EVs!(But let's get EV buses and take those where possible first.)
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