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Funding Our Future: The EV Transition Requires Infrastructure that Inspires Confidence & Powers All Communities
February 9, 2022/
This week, the US Department of Transportation will release initial guidance on how it will make its first major investment in a nationwide electric vehicle (EV) charging network. The historic $7.5 billion in new funding — passed in last year’s infrastructure bill — is a massive opportunity to tackle our country’s largest source of emissions: the transportation sector. It’s also the United States’ chance to create a robust, convenient, and equitably sited charging network — where more communities have access to stations that can power cleaner modes of transportation.
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A network of chargers is the wrong goal. We need to focus on conductive charging from our roads which will also become our electric power grid replacing poles and wires. “I go to where the puck will be.” Wayne Gretzky