Utility regulators face myriad challenges in dealing with the growth of EV chargers, panelists said at NARUC's Summer Policy Summit in San Diego.

The New York PSC approved EV charging programs for the state’s utilities and $700 million for National Grid for transmission upgrade projects.

NERC, WECC and the California Mobility Center agreed to form a working group to examine the reliability risks of EV charging loads on the bulk power system.

EV stakeholders have largely praised the Biden administration’s standards for a network of fast chargers that promises to make it easy to find a charge.

According to an IIJA progress report, allocations to Maryland now total about $1.7 billion, with more than 80% earmarked for transportation infrastructure.

Michigan will install EV chargers at 12 of the state's most popular parks, the start of a multi-year effort to offer charging at most of the state’s 100+ parks.

New Jersey announced grants of $7.6 million for local government purchases of electric vehicles in an effort to cut transportation emissions.

Michigan's final proposed Healthy Climate Plan includes funding for climate mitigation efforts in economically disadvantage communities.

Maryland regulators approved changes to the state’s EV charging pilot, increasing incentives for chargers installed at underserved locations.

New York’s IOUs reported a slow rollout of EV fast-charging stations under the state’s $701 million incentive program to build 50,000 stations by 2025.