WA still grappling with ongoing EV charging challenges
Electric vehicles have advanced quickly in the last few years with power output and range increasing dramatically. However, they still need to be recharged and Washington has an insufficient charging network for long-distance treks.
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(The Center Square) — Although Initiative 2117 repealing the state’s cap-and-trade program was rejected by Washington voters earlier this month, state planners are still grappling with logistical and practical challenges around transitioning the transportation sector toward electric vehicles, an effort heavily funded by cap-and-trade revenue.
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