Please note that this network is already available for selection among networks as ‘ON_THE_RUN_EV’ under ‘avoid and prefer’ in settings. What you’re likely missing is the charge card, and I’ve changed your request accordingly.
Colt
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Mar 21, 2025
You are right it was under that name with underscores. Why does it have underscores though? None of the other networks do and the underscores cause search issues.
Katya S.
Team•
Mar 31, 2025
That is simply how it is reported to us by NREL.
Colt
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Mar 31, 2025
Can it be corrected so it matches the other on the run stations and avoids search issues like this for other users?
Katya S.
Team•
Apr 8, 2025
At the moment we don’t have any simple way to do this. I can see that this how NREL reports a lot of network names, though usually we have other sources which makes this less noticeable.
Perhaps a bug report or request can be filed with NREL to correct the data and make it consistent? Thats probably the best overall fix for ABRP and other consumers of the data.
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Katya S.
Mar 21, 2025
Hi @Colt,
Please note that this network is already available for selection among networks as ‘ON_THE_RUN_EV’ under ‘avoid and prefer’ in settings. What you’re likely missing is the charge card, and I’ve changed your request accordingly.
Colt
Mar 21, 2025
You are right it was under that name with underscores. Why does it have underscores though? None of the other networks do and the underscores cause search issues.
Katya S.
Mar 31, 2025
That is simply how it is reported to us by NREL.
Colt
Mar 31, 2025
Can it be corrected so it matches the other on the run stations and avoids search issues like this for other users?
Katya S.
Apr 8, 2025
At the moment we don’t have any simple way to do this. I can see that this how NREL reports a lot of network names, though usually we have other sources which makes this less noticeable.
https://developer.nrel.gov/docs/transportation/alt-fuel-stations-v1/all/#request-parameters
Colt
Apr 8, 2025
Perhaps a bug report or request can be filed with NREL to correct the data and make it consistent? Thats probably the best overall fix for ABRP and other consumers of the data.