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Biden-Harris Administration Announces Grants to Upgrade Almost 4,500 Public Electric Vehicle Chargers
Funding from President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda Continues to Build a National EV Charging Network that is Convenient, Reliable, and Made in America
WASHINGTON – The Biden-Harris Administration today announced it is awarding nearly $150 million to 24...
Biden-Harris Administration Announces $623 Million in Grants to Continue Building Out Electric Vehicle Charging Network
Funding will deploy chargers in communities and along major travel corridors, while promoting American jobs and leadership in EV charging
WASHINGTON – The Biden-Harris Administration today announced $623 million in grants to help build out an electric vehicle...
Biden-Harris Administration Making $100 Million Available to Improve EV Charger Reliability
Funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law targets gaps in the growing electric vehicle charging network, helping ensure more reliable publicly accessible chargersBuilding on the Success of DOT’s Rural EV Toolkit to Help Communities Build Out EV Charging Infrastructure, DOT Releases New Edition for Urban Areas
President Biden’s infrastructure law dedicates $7.5 billion to help communities of all sizes get EV chargers where drivers will need them, creating good-paying manufacturing and installation jobs...
ICYMI: In Detroit, Secretary Buttigieg, Canadian Minister of Transport Alghabra, Michigan Governor Whitmer, and Detroit Mayor Duggan Announce First-Ever U.S.-Canada Electric Vehicle Corridor
Detroit, MI — This week U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, along with Canadian Minister of Transport Omar Alghabra, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, and IBEW Member Bill Baisden, announced the first U.S.-Canada Electric Vehicle (EV) Corridor. The new EV corridor will stretch from Kalamazoo, Michigan, to Quebec City, Quebec, a 870 mile stretch that also connects to the 74,000+ miles of Alternative Fuel Corridors in the United States. This initiative supports U.S. efforts to lead the world in EV job creation, manufacturing, and supply chains. Secretary Buttigieg made the announcement while in Detroit to attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference.