Florida must cut red tape to meet growing demand for EVs
State and municipal policies must align with the urgent need for electric vehicle infrastructure.
State and municipal policies must align with the urgent need for electric vehicle infrastructure.
Florida is moving backward in its efforts to address climate change, while hindering others from transitioning us to clean energy.
As technology is upgraded, costs decline and charging networks expand, EVs should become an easy choice for most drivers.
A change in public attitudes and charging technology and infrastructure in the 2010s may have been a turning point.
HB 1645/SB 1624 is an omnibus, which is a large bill composed of smaller bills on related topics including natural ...
Bills being considered by the Legislature include preemptions of local heat protections and regulation of EV charging stations.
The EPA is expected to finalize new greenhouse-gas emissions rules for medium- and heavy-duty trucks by early next year.
Senate Bill 28 and House Bill 107 would create a punitive flat annual license tax for EV owners of $200.
Over 670,000 EVs were sold in just the first half of 2023, with Florida now ranking second in cumulative EV ...
Right-to-charge laws aim to streamline home charging access as new buildings go up.
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