The Trump administration announced Thursday that it would stop funding to establish a Biden-era electric vehicle (EV) charging program. [emphasis, links added]
In a letter to transport officials on Thursday, the Ministry of Transport said it was suspending funding for the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) formula program, which was developed by Biden-Harris Adminission, which was established in November 2021 to deploy the entire program. EV charger network. us
This marks the latest move from Trump’s rave administration to overturning various Biden-era green energy policies.
Former President Joe Biden has pledged to build a network of 500,000 EV chargers nationwide through the NEVI program in 2030, but efforts have been hurt by many slowdowns.
It is worth noting that Biden's electric vehicle charging plan has allocated an astonishing $5 billion to date.
The agency announced on January 28 that it had begun overturning Biden's strict vehicle fuel economy standards, and the agency has begun to overturn the agency's latest announcement.
Despite the Biden-Harris administration’s vigorous push to adopt electric vehicles as part of Biden’s iconic climate agenda, the U.S. electric vehicle market (EV Market) has faced dull consumer demand in recent years.
Since returning to the White House on January 20, President Donald Trump has taken several measures to revoke energy policies in the Biden era, including signing an executive order to “release” U.S. energy.
Chris Wright, Trump's energy department chairman, signed his first secretary order on Wednesday to start overturning several Biden's clean energy regulations.
During the campaign, Trump promised to “completely change” the U.S. auto industry and vowed to abolish Biden's electric car policies, calling them “crazy.”
It is worth noting that the coalition of green energy activists and companies began lobbying on Capitol Hill on Wednesday to protect the Biden Harris administration’s green energy tax credit.
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