WASHINGTON — The Biden administration on Thursday released its proposed version of standards for federally-funded electric vehicle fast chargers to be built out along the nation's highways.
The standards, when finalized, will guide the implementation of nearly $5 billion that will be sent to states to build up the charging network. Michigan is expected to get $110 million over the five-year program.
"Everyone should be able to find a working charging station when and where they need it without worrying about paying more or getting worse service because of where they live," Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg told reporters Wednesday evening.
