The city of Bellingham, Washington, is weighing a 60% increase on certain public electric vehicle charging rates. The proposal highlights a growing tension faced by charging network operators worldwide: balancing infrastructure costs against keeping EV driving affordable.
New Jersey received $300 million in federal NEVI funding to build EV charging infrastructure, yet has not completed a single charging station. The case highlights how bureaucratic bottlenecks can stall even well-funded clean transport programs.
The U.S. Department of Energy's EVGrid Assist program has released detailed charts and figures examining how the rise of electric vehicles is affecting electricity grids. As EV sales continue to climb globally, understanding grid capacity and smart charging needs has never been more critical.
High fuel prices are pushing more drivers toward electric vehicles, but switching isn't right for everyone. Before buying an EV, there are several practical questions worth answering honestly.
A new Sierra Club report finds that US states are making real strides in EV charging infrastructure, but significant gaps in coverage and speed of deployment still threaten the clean transport transition. The job, as the report puts it, is far from done.
Reports suggest Tesla's refreshed Model Y Long Range variant could achieve approximately 800 km of range under ideal conditions, potentially reshaping the electric crossover segment. This would put it well ahead of most European and Asian competitors. Here is what we know so far.
New Bethel AME Church in Lithonia, Georgia, has become one of the first faith communities in the state to combine solar panels, battery storage, and EV chargers on its campus. As the first commercial pilot participant in the Georgia BRIGHT program with Capital Good Fund, the church aims to serve as a local resilience hub during emergencies.