Big winner in Biden's EV charging revolution: Gas stations
An exclusive data analysis for E&E News shows EV infrastructure law money may be boosting traditional sellers of fossil fuels.
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An exclusive data analysis for E&E News shows EV infrastructure law money may be boosting traditional sellers of fossil fuels.
The Ohio charging station signals the start of a wave of new projects paid for by the 2021 law.
Each charging stall is capable of providing up to 350 kW when charging a single vehicle and when multiple vehicles are charging at the same time, each port will receive up to 175 kW. This amount of power is enough to charge most EVs up to 80% in 20-40 minutes, depending on the vehicle’s battery
Located at the London Pilot Travel Center along Interstate 70 at U.S. Route 42, the charging station is part of a collaboration with GM.
(From the Ohio Department of Transportation) Electric vehicle (EV) drivers now have another place to charge up in Central Ohio. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Director Jack Marchbanks celebrated the opening of the nation’s first EV fast charging station built as part of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program.