With more than $50 million in federal money coming to Connecticut to build out electric vehicle infrastructure, state officials and those connected to the EV industry hope the Nutmeg State will continue to inch closer to its lofty clean energy transportation goals.
In September, the White House announced Connecticut’s National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Formula Program plan had been approved by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The program was created to help fund states’ efforts to build out their electric vehicle charging station networks over the next several years.
Torrison installs EV charging stations- Connecticut electric vehicle owners have already benefited from a recent surge in state incentives, and now, business owners are jumping into the fast lane of savings.Torrison Stone & Garden in Durham is one business that recently installed an EV.