April 2019 – Page 3 – InfoHive

Ways States Are Overcoming the EV Gap. Regulation. Legislation.

Utility Commissions implement EV infrastructure programs
Partnerships with utilities to roll out EV charging infrastructure programs
- Utilities can also recoup their investment in EV charging infrastructure
- Utilities could have rules to allow selling electricity and using the chargers as responsive demand to balance the power grid
Which state utility commissions are actively implmenting plans?
- CA
- MN
- OR
- NY

Forbes | How States Can Overcome The Looming Electric Vehicle Charging…

High Speed Rail. Elected Official Newsletter. 2 Key Points.

Texas State Representative Cody Harris House District 8 newsletter has this to say about high speed rail:

its a “catastrophic project against landowners”
“continue to fight for these bills until the High-Speed Rail is just a bad idea that almost happened”

Freestone County Times | HOUSE DISTRICT 8 NEWSLETTER

Business TREND. Rural EV charing Partnership

A partnership between Holiday Inn Express, Russell’s Electric & North West REC, a consumer-owned electric distribution cooperative, brings EV charging to a part of rural Iowa.

Thinking outside the box in a corn field.

NWest Iowa | EV charging station comes to N’West Iowa

Reg. TREND. $76 M Proposal in North Carolina to Doubt EV. What your need to know:

Company: Duke Energy

The proposals nuts and bolts:

$76 million initiative
2,500 more in-state EV charging stations
electric school buses
electric public transportation
$1,000 rebate for qualifying Level II charging stations for up to 800 residential customers
800 public charging stations across North Carolina, including DC Fast Charging
$2,500 rebate for 900 qualifying charging stations for commercial and industrial customers who operate fleets
financial support to eligible customers…