Category: EV Charging Infrastructure

House budget bill sets out Trump’s EV objectives; they are not good for EVs or Trump’s industrial policies

The House-passed budget bill makes a number of substantive EV policy changes, which will set back the adoption of EVs. This has been expected and will understandably have negative effects on climate change, accelerating the frequency and severity of natural disasters, air pollution, health, home insurance costs, endangerment of species, …

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EV car policies often start in California (Colorado often follows suit)

Two recent developments in EV policy emerged first in California. What do they mean to us here in the Four Corners? The first bolsters bidirectional home charging. In September, California Governor Gavin Newsome signed into law a requirement that new EVs to be sold in California must be capable of …

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City of Durango to Discuss New Fast Chargers at the Transit Center – Needs Your Comments & Support!

This is a notification that a public hearing before City Council will be taking place on December 5, 2023 regarding a proposal for an agreement with Tesla to install and operate a Supercharger station at the Durango Transit Center Parking lot.