Winter Springs to remove public EV charging stations over lack of use

Juan Pedro November 21, 2023

In Florida, WFTV reported that Winter Spring commissioners voted against continue using the electric vehicles chargers when its agreement with Duke Energy ends next month.

Right now, Duke pays and runs the city’s three public charging stations, according to the report.

However, the city says the chargers are not used enough by the public.

The city of Winter Springs will keep one charger at city hall, so it can charge the EV’s they have in its fleet, the report added.

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