Utilities pledge national electric vehicle charging network by 2023
CHRIS HUBBUCH
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Workers with Delta Metal Work, including Abel Rodriquez, left, work to enclose components of an electric vehicle charging hub Madison Gas and Electric is building on East Washington Avenue. MGE is part of a new coalition of utilities that has pledged to build a national charging network along major highway corridors by the end of 2023.
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A Tesla charges at an electric vehicle charging hub under construction on East Washington Avenue. Expected to be completed later this year, the Madison Gas and Electric station will have eight fast chargers open to the public, along with eight stations that only work with Tesla vehicles.
Wisconsin’s largest utilities have joined a coalition of more than 50 power companies pledging to build a nationwide charging network for electric vehicles.
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Workers with Delta Metal Work, including Abel Rodriquez, left, work to enclose components of an electric vehicle charging hub Madison Gas and Electric is building on East Washington Avenue. MGE is part of a new coalition of utilities that has pledged to build a national charging network along major highway corridors by the end of 2023.
A Tesla charges at an electric vehicle charging hub under construction on East Washington Avenue. Expected to be completed later this year, the Madison Gas and Electric station will have eight fast chargers open to the public, along with eight stations that only work with Tesla vehicles.
