Energy regulators in California have just approved a portfolio of EV charging projects worth a whopping $738 million that will multiply the number of charging stations across the state. The program, which will build chargers for both passenger and commercial vehicles, is one of the largest uses of public funding for utility EV charging infrastructure to date. Meanwhile in New York, the governor announced a $250 million plan to build electric vehicle charging infrastructure along highways, at airports and in communities.
California and New York to invest over $1 billion towards EV charging stations
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