As anyone in the electric vehicle sector is aware, network charging infrastructure is a threshold issue to be addressed in order to get more electric vehicles (EVs) on the roads in US markets.
On February 10, the US Department of Transportation (DOT) took the first step necessary to convert a congressional authorization into operational charging stations, by issuing detailed guidance providing clarity to all EV market sector participants in how and when funding will be made available.
Although there are many nuances embedded in the DOT's guidance, three primary takeaways are immediately evident.
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