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the SanJose/San Francisco Bay Area, California; Redmond, Wash.; Charging station installation, in most regions, will be paid for by the individual or station owner, according to Coulomb. ChargePoint charging stations are available now for installation in all nine designated regional metropolitan areas of the US.
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