Repealing Federal Mandates for Electric Vehicle Charging Programs
This bill eliminates the federal requirement for state regulatory authorities and utilities to consider and implement specific electric vehicle (EV) charging programs. The goal is to protect electricity consumers (ratepayers) from potential costs associated with federally imposed EV infrastructure mandates. This shifts the authority for developing EV charging standards entirely back to state and local decision-makers.
Key points
Removes the federal directive requiring utilities to consider EV charging programs under the PURPA Act.
Aims to shield electricity consumers from potential rate increases linked to federally mandated EV infrastructure costs.
State and local authorities regain full control over decisions regarding EV charging program development.
Status:
Introduced
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