Funding Will Deploy Chargers in Communities and Along Major Travel Corridors and Promote American Jobs and Clean Transportation Leadership The Biden–Harris Administration today announced $623 million in grants to help build out an electric vehicle (EV) charging network across the U.S., which will create American jobs and ensure more drivers … [continued]
There’s no doubt about it: President Biden has supported the transition to electric vehicles in several important ways. He’s been the most EV-supportive president since Obama by a wide margin. (Yes, I know there was only one president between the two of them.) The U.S. EV tax credit gets most … [continued]
Lincoln Electric is well known for making high quality welding equipment. Now it is using its expertise to manufacture EV chargers.
DOE Concludes 2023 by Celebrating Billions in Historic Clean Energy Investments, Successful Energy Cost Saving Programs, and Workforce Training Initiatives that will Boost our Clean Energy Economy WASHINGTON, D.C. — In 2023, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) made monumental strides in advancing the clean energy goals of the Biden-Harris Administration. … [continued]
Many EV chargers are broken or don’t work. Will NEVI help solve the problem for America’s long suffering electric car drivers?
"The first NEVI-funded electric vehicle charging station opens in Ohio." Photo from Ohio Department of Transportation.
Stations in London, Ohio and Kingston, New York Are Historic Step Towards Building an Electrified Transportation System that is Convenient, Affordable, and Reliable for All Americans KINGSTON, NEW YORK — The Biden-Harris Administration applauds Ohio and New York for opening America’s first electric vehicle (EV) fast charging stations funded through … [continued]
When it comes to government, almost nothing happens fast. It can take ages just for a spending bill to get through Congress, but then a much longer clock often starts running. In the case of the Infrastructure Law, a joint office between DOT and DOE had to be established, which … [continued]
A recent news story from Wisconsin shares some bad news: the state is at risk of losing out on the NEVI funding, or the money from the Infrastructure Law that’s supposed to go toward building out more charging infrastructure. (article continues after video) The video starts out by showing a … [continued]
In a recent press release from California’s Office of Governor, the state announced that it’s time to cut some checks for 270 EV chargers at 26 stations along the state’s highways. This year’s budget for this is just over $40 million, and over the next five program years (this may … [continued]
In a recent public hearing, the Arizona Department of Transportation briefly touched on many aspects of the state’s EV charging plan. Specifically, ADOT got into how its staff plans to implement the NEVI program, which comes from the Infrastructure Bill (aka “Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, BIL, etc). About The Program As … [continued]
