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This was likely more about Sibanye's inability to meet their $490 billion commitment than the price of Lithium. After steady growth since the late 1970s, their mines near here began laying off what is expected to be 40% of their employees last fall due to a protracted decline in metals prices (non-lithium).
No you are not getting scammed. You charge at public charging stations. There is a markup just as there is on anything else. What is the difference per Kwh at the charging stations and at your home.
About the same rate but PG&E gives some kind of home credit for climate thing. Hard to interpret.
Just divide you total bill by Kwh used. That will give you your actual cost per Kwh regardless of credits etc.
Without the CA environmental tax credit, the Kwh are slightly cheaper. Makes you wonder if it's worth the cost to install the home charger at home.
If you get the adapter for you dryer outlet, you can charge a model 3 Tesla in about 7-8 hours.
My dryer outlet is not in the garage. I don't want that black long thing from the house and going into the garage.