Coalition of Nonprofits Seeks to Ensure Access to EV Charging Funds Across the Country Today, U.S. District Court Judge Tana Lin in the Western District Court of Washington will hear oral argument in State of Washington v. U.S. Department of Transportation—a challenge brought by 21 states to the Trump administration’s unlawful freeze … [continued]
Trump voters all over the country are running to the media with their tales of woeful buyers’ remorse. Well, sure, if it makes them feel better, let them whine. Meanwhile, the real action is taking place in court, where state attorneys general are trying to undo some of the damage … [continued]
Over 100 new EV fast charger ports will be installed in Georgia at 26 new charging stations throughout the state, many to be located in rural areas. The Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia DOT) made the announcement recently. The funding is from the second round of the federal National Electric … [continued]
A steady stream of good EV charging news has been coming in lately in the US. This one is for new fast chargers at 26 businesses in Wisconsin. The $14 million in funding is from federally funded grants. ‘“WisDOT is pleased to help offer drivers reliable and convenient places to … [continued]
There has been much good news about EV chargers in the US lately. Greater EV adoption public charging infrastructure to expand, so this trend is encouraging. The installation of new public chargers matters to the people who live near them and those who drive to and through these locations. Fast … [continued]
The EV charging network continues to grow in the US, courtesy of the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation.
Despite US President Trump’s war against electric vehicles, the public EV charging station network continues to grow.
The state of Colorado has received approval for the final $12 million of its total $56.5 million in federal funding for new EV charging infrastructure. About 100 new fast public EV charging ports are expected to be installed in priority locations. The funding came from the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure … [continued]
On September 30, a US federal subsidy for new electric vehicles (EVs) expired as part of President Trump’s Big Ugly spending bill. Now, in this post-tax credit era in which we live, analysts have been hesitant to commit to a future in which all-electric personal transportation can survive on its … [continued]
Fresh activity is brewing in the US public EV charging station network as the federal NEVI funding program kicks back into life.
Construction begins on the first NEVI-funded electric vehicle charging station. Photo from Ohio Department of Transportation.
There are currently about 148 NEVI EV chargers that have been installed so in the US. Looking at that as the total number, it does not seem the program has been a great success. Though, perhaps the point of the program was never to speedily add fast chargers to rural … [continued]
