The American EV Boom Is About to Begin. Does the US Have the Power To Charge It?

03 Oct 2022 | Abstracted from The Guardian

The [Biden] administration's target of 500,000 public charging units by 2030 is a far cry from the current count of nearly 50,000...

"As EV demand spikes, a growing number of cities are adopting policies for EV charging construction...the US seems significantly more poised to electrify now than it did six months ago."

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