California is receiving $122.9 million in federal funding to build zero-emission vehicle charging infrastructure as part of a broader commitment to reduce emissions and support electric vehicle adoption.
Reducing emissions from our transportation sector is crucial to achieving California's climate goals, making the rapid deployment of charging infrastructure essential for a successful transition to electric vehicles.
Despite the current total of 90,000 public EV chargers in California, users report significant issues such as broken chargers and long wait times, raising concerns about the pace of EV adoption.
The federal funding will support various projects aimed at improving public EV charging options, particularly in disadvantaged communities, and is expected to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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