Vermont's First Federally Funded EV Fast Chargers
Sector: Road • Location: Bradford, Vermont, United States
Source: Governor Phil Scott
Vermont has opened its first federally funded public electric vehicle fast charging station in Bradford, part of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program. The station features four super-fast chargers capable of charging 180 kilowatts per hour, enhancing the state's EV charging network and supporting the transition to clean transportation.
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Description | Vermont has opened its first federally funded public electric vehicle fast charging station in Bradford, part of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program. The station features four super-fast chargers capable of charging 180 kilowatts per hour, enhancing the state's EV charging network and supporting the transition to clean transportation. |
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