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WASHINGTON – U.S. Department of Transportation today announced that the Build America Bureau provided a $1.05 billion low interest loan to Capital Beltway Express, LLC to refinance an existing loan for the Capital Beltway express lanes and construction of a northern extension called the 495 NEXT...
Thank you so much, thank you Margaret for demonstrating the civic leadership that is so important to couple with elected leadership in order to get big things done.
I want to acknowledge and thank Representative Neguse, Senator Hickenlooper, and Senator Bennet. First of all just...
Popular RAISE Discretionary Grant Program funds increased by approximately $500 million over last year under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to help meet overwhelming demand
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Department of Transportation has published a...
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Thank you, President Sheehan – thanks for the work that you’ve done steering AASHTO through such an important and challenging time. Congratulations to incoming President Dr. Wilson. And just to everybody here, thank...
Federal funding for electric vehicle infrastructure can be drawn from several sources, including competitive and formula grant programs, loan financing programs, and tax incentives. The below table provides an overview of these funding types.
Types of Federal Funding and Financing...Since EV charging infrastructure can require significant capital investment, grants and loans may be necessary to make EV infrastructure projects feasible for many rural entities. A variety of Federal, State, and local funding and financing options can be used for EV charging infrastructure....
This section walks through a general checklist for electric vehicle infrastructure, or electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE), project planning. The below figure provides an overview of the checklist, with the following subsections discussing each checklist item in more detail.
This section discusses three different levels of EV infrastructure planning:
Corridor-level planning supports infrastructure along roads and highways that facilitate inter-regional travel. Community-level planning considers infrastructure solutions to meet the diverse needs...This section describes best practices for planning EV infrastructure, emphasizing key issues that often arise in rural areas. Many of these issues are based on the challenges identified in Benefits and Challenges of Rural Vehicle Electrification. In addition, EV infrastructure planning in rural...