Far and away, most consumers will charge their vehicles at home, obviously while they’re sleeping, or, at work or doing weekly chores. 

But what happens if you do not have access to convenient home or work charging? Easy, you go to a supercharging station. The latest version of chargers top-up vehicles to obtain ~120kms of driving range in 5 minutes, and an 80% charge, ~300kms of driving range, in 15 minutes. Best of all, the cost to build a bank of EV charges is 90% cheaper than fuel pumps, is quickly completed and actually makes more profit per consumer re-fuelling than then incumbent network. 

Copper demand will roughly double compared to today in the next ~15 years as countless 100s of million of EVs are built and re-fuelled across the world. Copper intensive electrical charging works flawlessly today, the uninitiated just don’t know that, yet.