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The Sustainable Ohio Public Energy Council received a $12.5 million federal grant to fill in gaps in electric vehicle infrastructure. It plans to use the money to build 50 charging stations across southern Ohio.
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Ohio Democrats want the state to make changes in policy that will increase protections for the environment.
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A federal grant will allow six rural communities in Ohio to replace their old buses with electric vehicles. Some small towns hope it will expand access to public transportation.
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The new facility will be built in the Jeffersonville area, some 40 miles southwest of Columbus, near the location of two outlet malls.
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Electric vehicles (EV) and parts are being manufactured here in Ohio and they are expected to become more popular options during the next decade even though it's unlikely there will be a mandate for them similar to the one in California.
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J.D. Vance is noting that many electric vehicles would not qualify for new credits, but Tim Ryan and other Democrats say the Inflation Reduction Act investments will build up the EV industry in time to catch up to new requirements.
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Federal dollars are being used to install those rapid charging units in areas where there are currently gaps in coverage
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It includes incentives for companies that make the cars as well as businesses and consumers who buy them.
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A bipartisan bill in the Senate would offer incentives for electric vehicles by creating a $500 sales tax credit for purchase of an EV for personal use…