EVSE Load

Has the NEC ever required installation of an EVSE or EVSE circuit?
NO

Has the NEC always required inclusion in load calculations of an EVSE that is/will be installed?
YES

Has the NEC ever required inclusion in load calculations of an EVSE that isn't/won't be installed?
NO

Do some states and local jurisdictions enforce energy codes or other ordinances requiring installation of an EVSE circuit and/or inclusion of an EVSE in load calculations in new dwelling units?
YES
 
Do some states and local jurisdictions enforce energy codes or other ordinances requiring installation of an EVSE circuit and/or inclusion of an EVSE in load calculations in new dwelling units?
YES
Though that can take the form of empty conduit pipe (my preferred solution), and a dynamic energy load calculation (my preferred solution).
 
Though that can take the form of empty conduit pipe (my preferred solution), and a dynamic energy load calculation (my preferred solution).
What is a dynamic energy load calculation?
Illinois requires 9600 VA @ 240 volts of capacity for a future EV charger in a dwelling. The do permit the use of an energy management system to limit the required service capacity, but I don't think that is what you are talking about.
 
What is a dynamic energy load calculation?
Illinois requires 9600 VA @ 240 volts of capacity for a future EV charger in a dwelling. The do permit the use of an energy management system to limit the required service capacity, but I don't think that is what you are talking about.

I think he's in fact talking about an energy management system. Most common being one that's integrated to the EVSE and reduces its allowed draw if total load gets too high.
 
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