California is launching the Fast Charge California Project, which allocates $55 million for the installation of public electric vehicle charging stations. This initiative can cover up to 100% of installation costs, with individual funding caps of $50,000 for ports delivering 150 to 275 kilowatts and up to $100,000 for stations exceeding 275 kW. The state boasts nearly 59,000 public charging stations, far surpassing the other states in the U.S. In contrast, federal support for clean energy projects has decreased, prompting California to enhance its EV infrastructure independently.
California's Fast Charge California Project will award $55 million for the installation of EV charging projects, covering up to 100% of installation costs.
California has nearly 59,000 public charging stations, more than the combined total of the next three states: New York, Florida, and Texas.
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