Ken Fields is a native NYCer and a resident of Miami Beach since 2002. For the past ten years he has been an active real estate investor owning properties in NYC, New Orleans, Miami and Miami Beach.
Currently he is the Director of Marketing & PR at Electron Solar Energy, the only fully integrated, publicly traded renewable energy company based in sunny Miami.
Electron Solar Energy Blog: NYC Goes EV... Sort Of
NYC Goes EV... Sort Of
So, it’s a beautiful day in NYC, Nikki and I are walking
around central park, tomorrow is Thanksgiving and we’ve come in from Lakeville
for a few days. We go to the zoo late morning and then we’re headed off to the
champagne bar at the Plaza and coming out of Central Park
I am struck by what????
Yes, two electric Mini’s!!! These are the same EV Mini’s
that I posted about back in early August. I don’t know if this means I’m a
total loser or not, but I am just really excited to see these. I’ve pondered on
occasion how NYC would incorporate EV charging into the cities infrastructure. New York is a vertical
city where pretty much every square inch of space is used up, if you can park
on the street maybe you get an hour or two, or you park over night on the side
streets, parking in the city sucks. When I lived there after college and kept a
car, I had a garage, the car disappeared into the garage after I used it, I
called up and it appeared. Most of the garages there do not have parking
spaces, all the cars are just crammed in together. Of course since the parking
industry works on a “How many cars can I get into the lot” type business model,
maybe with the added revenue from EV charging they might be more open to fewer
cars new revenue stream… or how’s about the city gives tax breaks for garages
that have EV charging to offset the high cost of per-square-foot real estate in
the city… there are lots of different options – I’m just glad to see these on
the road, it’s a good start in the right dirction.
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