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This new report from ITDP is well worth the read.  While it does a really good job making a case for electric bikes in transportation and environmental policy, there were two areas of the report related to micromobility charging that really stood out.  The first was how the report makes a firm connection between the high cost of current charging operations (ie battery or vehicle swapping) and the high cost of shared mobility services that are ultimately passed along to the consumer.  The high costs of operations will have a much larger impact on lower and middle income users who are already being left behind in the race to electrify transportation and need better access to affordable transportation options.  The second is their recommendation for universal charging solutions, and the importance of cities working with utility providers and shared mobility companies on providing charging infrastructure.  Universal micromobility charging solutions can help lower operating costs (and reduce fire risks from charging, and reduce GHG emissions and congestion from service vehicles, and improve vehicle uptime, and….) and at the same time improve profitability for operators and reduce the cost of shared mobility services to the public at large.  This is why we founded re:Charge.  If you want to learn more about our universal charging solutions, and the important role charging for electric micromobility can play,  please visit us at www.recharge-e.com or email egilliland@recharge-e.com.   

E-bikes: Charging Toward Compact Cycling Cities

E-bikes: Charging Toward Compact Cycling Cities

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Looks like re:Charge has a great opportunity to bring solutions to a known problem.

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