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Bold ZEV move: California ups the ante with additional $1.4B for EV & H2 infrastructure. The CEC (California Energy Commission) has approved this week an additional $1.4 billion investment to deploy infrastructure for light, medium, and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles (ZEV) across California, expanding the most extensive charging and hydrogen refueling network in US.

This state funding is for the next four years. The funding is part of the $48 billion California Climate Commitment, which includes more than $10 billion for ZEVs and ZEV infrastructure. To date, $2.3 billion has been invested in projects supporting ZEV infrastructure, alternative fuels, and advanced vehicle technologies.

“Today’s approval of the investment plan reaffirms California’s commitment to funding zero-emission refueling infrastructure,” said CEC’s Lead Commissioner for Transportation Patty Monahan. “The plan prioritizes clean air benefits in low-income and disadvantaged communities that need it the most. There is no doubt – ZEVs are here to stay in the Golden State.”

California Approves $1.4B for Hydrogen & EV Charging - Fuelcellsworks California invests $1.4 billion in zero-emission vehicle infrastructure, expanding the nation's largest charging and hydrogen refueling network.

ZEVStation updates it’s ‘proof of concept’ site in downtown City of Palm Springs for light and medium duty vehicles. Brand new 120kw dual CCS charging, updated software (and branding). Today’s EV charging shown here with two Tesla vehicles (NACS adapters), a Lucid (900V vehicle) and an Audi E-Tron. We charge them all!

Also shown are the ZEV Fleet trucks used in the fleet trial with FedEx ISPs.