Yes, but only if they use renewable energy sources

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@9GWK8SS from Minnesota agreed…6mos6MO

This will naturally happen as energy providers transition production towards renewable sources, but level 2 chargers can be directly connected to solar arrays, removing any pressure from the grid.

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@9FFKSZ7 from New Mexico disagreed…8mos8MO

Burn oil in a car or in a power plant it is still carbon in the air. Distancing ourselves from the issue does nothing to resolve it.

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