Lamppost Chargers, Curbside Plugs: How New York Is Pushing Back On Trump's EV Cuts
Briefly

New York has a growing electric vehicle infrastructure, now with almost 18,000 public charging stations, ranking second behind California. The state awarded $3 million through the Vehicle Grid Integration Program to enhance EV charging management. A significant portion of the grant supports Voltpost’s initiative to convert street lampposts into Level 2 charging stations. This approach addresses urban challenges and promotes space-saving solutions for charging needs. Voltpost can complete conversions in under an hour, minimizing construction disruptions while providing innovative charging options in New York City and beyond.
New York's electric vehicle infrastructure is growing rapidly, now ranking second across the country with almost 18,000 public charging stations, following California's nearly 58,000.
The recent $3 million awarded under the Vehicle Grid Integration Program indicates the state's commitment to enhance EV charging management amid the challenges posed by federal policy changes.
Voltpost's innovative approach of converting lampposts into Level 2 charging stations presents a solution to New York City's unique urban layout and charging infrastructure needs.
By using existing street infrastructure, Voltpost can efficiently set up charging stations, significantly reducing construction noise and costs, demonstrating a forward-thinking strategy for EV adoption in dense urban areas.
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