USB charging solutions

The sheer appetite for mobile devices has driven the inclusion of USB integrated sockets as standard into almost every type of building such as the home, education facilities, student accommodation, offices, hospitality, airports and retail. Today, as mobile devices increase their capacity and become more power hungry,  the newer USB Type-C connection is set to replace the long standing USB Type-A.  Increasingly, electrical specifications are no longer simply requesting integrated USB capability for sockets, but inclusion of USB Type-C specifically.

The question now is not if buildings need to provide this type of socket to users, but when.