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bp pulse has opened its largest U.S. EV charging hub just two miles from Los Angeles International Airport, featuring 48 ultrafast DC charging bays (150–400 kW) with both NACS and CCS connectors. Designed for convenience, the site offers restrooms, Wi-Fi, vending machines, and a lounge, serving local drivers, renters, and ride-hailing fleets. The company plans to replicate this model at other major airports nationwide, setting a new benchmark for user-friendly EV charging.
Read more at Autoweek
Huron County has been awarded a $50,050 grant from Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy to assess and grow its EV charging infrastructure. With only six stations currently in operation, the funding will support strategic placement of new chargers to improve accessibility, stimulate local businesses, and encourage tourism. Officials view the initiative as a vital step toward positioning the county as an EV-friendly destination in Michigan’s growing electric mobility landscape.
Read more at Huron Daily Tribune
A U.S. Government Accountability Office review found that only 384 charging ports across 68 stations in 16 states have been built under the $7.5 billion federal infrastructure program. While progress is slower than expected, the report has prompted renewed calls for efficiency and collaboration between federal, state, and private players. The findings highlight both the scale of the challenge and the potential for rapid expansion as lessons from early implementation take effect.
Read more at Reuters
New York State is intensifying its EV charging rollout, with over 18,000 public chargers now deployed under initiatives such as “EVolve NY” and “EV Make Ready.” These programs support the state’s ambitious goals for 100% zero-emission light-duty vehicle sales by 2035 and medium- to heavy-duty vehicles by 2045. While rural coverage and grid readiness remain challenges, the ongoing infrastructure growth signals strong momentum toward a cleaner, electrified transportation future.
Read more at Times Union
bp pulse has opened its largest U.S. EV charging hub just two miles from Los Angeles International Airport, featuring 48 ultrafast DC charging bays (150–400 kW) with both NACS and CCS connectors. Designed for convenience, the site offers restrooms, Wi-Fi, vending machines, and a lounge, serving local drivers, renters, and ride-hailing fleets. The company plans to replicate this model at other major airports nationwide, setting a new benchmark for user-friendly EV charging.
Read more at Autoweek
Huron County has been awarded a $50,050 grant from Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy to assess and grow its EV charging infrastructure. With only six stations currently in operation, the funding will support strategic placement of new chargers to improve accessibility, stimulate local businesses, and encourage tourism. Officials view the initiative as a vital step toward positioning the county as an EV-friendly destination in Michigan’s growing electric mobility landscape.
Read more at Huron Daily Tribune
A U.S. Government Accountability Office review found that only 384 charging ports across 68 stations in 16 states have been built under the $7.5 billion federal infrastructure program. While progress is slower than expected, the report has prompted renewed calls for efficiency and collaboration between federal, state, and private players. The findings highlight both the scale of the challenge and the potential for rapid expansion as lessons from early implementation take effect.
Read more at Reuters
New York State is intensifying its EV charging rollout, with over 18,000 public chargers now deployed under initiatives such as “EVolve NY” and “EV Make Ready.” These programs support the state’s ambitious goals for 100% zero-emission light-duty vehicle sales by 2035 and medium- to heavy-duty vehicles by 2045. While rural coverage and grid readiness remain challenges, the ongoing infrastructure growth signals strong momentum toward a cleaner, electrified transportation future.
Read more at Times Union
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