Map of the mainland United States. The green denotes “corridor ready”, and the orange denotes “corridor pending”. Purple dots denote fast charging. Source: FHWA. There is $7.5 billion available for EV public charging [...]
To-date, investor-owned utilities (IOUs) have been approved to invest more in transportation electrification than the total funding from state and local governments. IOUs have been approved to invest more than $3.3 billion in things [...]
This data includes public and workplace charging by year. Source: EV Charging Deployment on EV Hub. The National EV Charging Summit was held last week. The Summit drew attention to the need for public charging across the [...]
Source: EV Hub Q3 was mammoth quarter for utility filings for EV programs. Investor-owned utilities proposed programs worth more than $781 million – more than twice what was proposed in Q1 and [...]
Source: Atlas Public Policy. Atlas just released a study on the medium and heavy duty electric vehicle charging needed to get to full electrification. Electric trucks really matter: Almost 30 percent of ground transportation [...]
Everyone wants to talk about the cost of electric vehicles. The cost conversation most often starts with the price tag, but it is important that it doesn’t end there. New reporting from Jennifer Hiller [...]
Source: EV Hub On Thursday afternoon last week, updated text of the Build Back Better Act was released. The framework is now a $1.75 trillion package with an additional $100 billion for immigration (down from [...]
Source: U.S. Passenger Vehicle Electrification Infrastructure Assessment I was talking to a friend recently. They were interested in buying an electric vehicle but were concerned at the prospect of getting stuck somewhere [...]
Source: EV Hub The past few weeks, we have been working hard on a report with the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE) about transportation electrification in the Southeast (Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, [...]
Source: EV Hub Ok the numbers are in for Q2 (April, May, June). There’s a lot of ground to cover, so let’s dive in. Sales are up in a big way: [...]
