The Joint Office of Energy and Transportation announced today a $1.5 million award to National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO)
The Joint Office of Energy and Transportation announced this week a $1.5 million award to National Association of State Energy Officials and the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials that will foster collaboration in the development and deployment of a national electric vehicle charging network that will benefit all Americans.
Identifying and providing data, technical, and programmatic assistance needs to develop, implement, and refine state EV charging plans.
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