The Joint Office of Energy and Transportation is celebrating the groundbreaking of the nation’s first electric vehicle (EV) charging project funded by the Electric Vehicle Charger Reliability and Accessibility (EVC-RAA) program in Washington, D.C. The program was first announced in January 2024, and work has now begun on the first public charger in the city. “The station, currently non-operational, will receive upgraded infrastructure and expanded high-speed charging capacity,” the announcement states. This currently non-operational station will undergo infrastructure upgrades and expanded charging capacity for faster service. The existing charger, which currently charges a single vehicle at a maximum of 50 … Continue reading Biden-Harris $150 Million NEVI Program Powers D.C. EV Chargers to 150 kW: Find Out What This Means for Drivers