With $7.5 billion in federal funding for electric vehicle charging coming from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), automobile makers boosting production of electric vehicles and private industry already expanding the nation’s available electric vehicle supply equipment, now is the time to plan your community response.
Local governments are poised to fill the gaps left by state and private sector investments in EV charging by using the USDOT grant process. In the alternative, municipalities working collaboratively with the private sector can quickly advance a city’s EV charging capacity. The solutions to charging in each community will be unique but the questions and steps to get there are applicable across municipalities.
Join us for this webinar where subject matter experts will present some first-hand accounts from local leaders meeting today’s EV charging opportunities.
New Electric Vehicle Charging Grants Coming Soon
- Kelly Aves
- Kyle Funk
- Brittney D. Kohler
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- Nick Kasza
