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With EV adoption on the rise, big debates are occurring in state capitols over whether electric utilities or private business should take the lead in building them.
Though they only make up a fraction of cars and trucks on the road now, many projections — from Wall Street firms, trade groups and automakers themselves — predict an imminent surge in electric vehicles over the next decade.
Though they only make up a fraction of cars and trucks now, many predict an imminent surge in electric vehicles over the next decade.
Projections point to an imminent surge in electric vehicles. That means tens of thousands of additional public charging stations are needed.
State legislators are debating who should take the lead in building electric vehicle charging stations — utilities or private businesses?