DEBUG IS EXPECTED TO SPREAD ACROSS THE STATE. MORE THAN $51 MILLION IS HEADED TO IOWAO T GIVE ELECTRIC CAR OWNERS MORE PLACES TO CHARGE UP. THE DERTNTPA OF ENERGY SAYS IOWA’S SHARE OF THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE PROGRAM. IT MUSTE B USED FOR PROJECTS RELATED TO THE CHARGING OF AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE. THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION SAYS THE PROGRAM IS TO EXPA
Iowa to receive $51M for new electric vehicle charging stations
Updated: 4:57 PM CST Feb 10, 2022
Iowa is set to receive more than $51 million to give electric car owners more places to charge up.The U.S. Departments of Transportation and Energy say that’s Iowa’s share of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program.The money must be used for projects directly related to the charging of an electric vehicle.The Biden administration says a second grant program designed to expand charging access in rural and underserved communities will be announced later this year.
Iowa is set to receive more than $51 million to give electric car owners more places to charge up.
The U.S. Departments of Transportation and Energy say that’s Iowa’s share of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program.
The money must be used for projects directly related to the charging of an electric vehicle.
The Biden administration says a second grant program designed to expand charging access in rural and underserved communities will be announced later this year.