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The DC Corridor Playbook
Highway charging where throughput is the whole business
What you get
Takeaways
- Sizing a corridor site for throughput rather than for connector count
- Why a stranded driver costs more than any single repair
- Idle fees and queueing on a site with genuine peaks
- Working with fuel retail hosts and their existing operations
Contents
- 01
Corridor economics
Derated power, session length, bays per site and the throughput arithmetic that decides payback.
- 02
Reliability as the product
What a broken corridor charger actually costs, and the operational habits that prevent it.
- 03
Peaks and queueing
Festival weekends, holiday traffic, and pricing the bay rather than only the electrons.
- 04
Forecourt partnerships
Working with fuel retail — staff who are not charging specialists, existing POS, and scoped access.
- 05
Grid and siting
High-power connections, sanctioned load, and why an existing sanction is worth more than a better location.
- 06
Being findable
Live availability in the apps drivers already use, and what roaming is worth on a corridor specifically.
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