Given the increase in federal funding focused on EVs and EV charging infrastructure, there is a need to ensure that Michigan is ready to take advantage of all of the coming opportunities. Specifically, the Infrastructure, Investments, and Jobs Act will provide Michigan with $110 million for EV charging infrastructure as well as the opportunity to compete for significant grant funds. It is critical that we build upon the success of the utility EV pilot programs and partnerships between the state, utilities, and stakeholders.
Join Michigan EIBC & Clean Fuels Michigan for a free convening, open to members and the public, that will focus on leveraging federal funding to expand EV charging infrastructure, as well as expanding and supporting efforts to ensure a successful transition of the utility EV programs from pilot programs to permanent programs.
Thank you to our event sponsors DTE Energy and Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy.
