EVs Bring Big Shifts to Construction of Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Charging Networks

The Biden administration’s Federal Sustainability Plan, announced in April, will require all agencies to transition to light-duty electric vehicles by 2027 and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles by 2035.

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