A surge of letters of intent for DC fast charging is flowing to single-property and small-portfolio retail and grocery owners in high-adoption markets, handing the kind of operators usually overlooked by institutional capital a first-mover claim on electric-vehicle charging demand. The competition for prime charging real estate is no longer being won by the largest […]
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