The Biden administration announced that the number of publicly available electric vehicle chargers has doubled since Biden took office, reaching 192,000 charging ports. Approximately 1,000 new public chargers are added weekly. While the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law allocated $7.5 billion for EV chargers, only 69 chargers funded by the law are currently operational. However, $521 million in grants will support 9,200 additional chargers across 29 states and Washington, D.C.
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EV charging gets another massive funding push from Biden administration
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Investing in America: Electric Vehicle Chargers Have Doubled Since Start of Biden–Harris Administration
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Biden administration awards $521 million in grants to build EV charging network
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U.S. awards $521 million in grants to build out 9,200 EV chargers
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EV charger network doubles under Biden-Harris, $521M in new grants fuel expansion
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Biden admin invests $521 million to expand EV charging infrastructure
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Pittsburgh receives federal grant to boost a $2.9 million program for 100 electric vehicle charging stations – Pittsburgh Union Progress
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