New Hampshire SB628 enables curbside electric-vehicle charging by establishing regulations and licensing for curbside EVSE.
New Hampshire SB628 amends state law to allow curbside electric-vehicle charging stations in public rights-of-way. The bill defines "curbside EVSE" as charging stations near on-street parking spaces. It establishes licensing requirements for operators, including safety, accessibility, and design standards. The bill also outlines procedures for highway authorities to designate parking spaces, set time-of-day restrictions, and enforce idle-fee policies. Additionally, it specifies electrical supply options, reimbursement arrangements, and data reporting requirements.
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