Last week, our Senior Resident Fellow, Ellen Hughes-Cromwick, debunked five myths surrounding electric vehicles for NowThis News.
But to successfully and equitably transition the US to EVs, we need adequate charging infrastructure to ensure drivers can safely and securely recharge their EV, regardless of location or income.
We predict we’ll need about 1.1 million public EV charging stations by 2030. We’re currently at 96,000.
The bipartisan infrastructure deal makes a strong down payment by investing $7.5 billion in charging infrastructure, including $5 billion specifically for EV charging. To get us all the way to 1.1 million stations, we must go further. That’s why we’re working to extend and expand the 30C Alternative Fuel Refueling Property Tax Credit in reconciliation.
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