Episode Synopsis "How Do Electric Vehicle Chargers Really Work For a City?"

About the show: Welcome to Energetic Talk with Colby Abazs brought to you weekly by a partnership of Clean Energy Resource Teams and Two Harbors Community Radio. I am excited to bring you conversations about clean energy and get questions answered from guests near and far. You can listen on KTWH-LP 99.5 FM in Two Harbors, MN, stream online at ktwh.org, or search for "Energetic Talk" wherever you listen to podcasts. This week: We are hearing about Grand Marais EV chargers and how they are supporting the communities move to clean energy. 

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