The Business Review February 2022

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Oregon to Receive $7.7M for National Electric Vehicle Charging Network Washington, D.C. | February 2022 U .S. Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley today announced that Oregon will receive $7.7 million in federal funds this fiscal year from the Biparti - san Infrastructure Law to help create a network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in the state.

portant step for Oregon,” said Merkley, who has long been a leader on accelerating America’s transition to electric vehicles. “More EV charging stations are critical to support faster adoption of electric cars and trucks. This is what it looks like when Congress and the President get together to create good jobs and a better future for Americans.” The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law that Wyden and Merk - ley both supported will provide nearly $5 billion over five years to help states create a network of EV charging stations along designated Alternative Fuel Corridors, particularly along the Interstate Highway System. The $7.7 million available for Oregon this year is part of the $615 million available to states in this first fiscal year of the five-year National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program. n

“Electric vehicles are an essential step on the road to a clean energy future that’s a must to combat the climate cri- sis,” Wyden said. “I’m gratified the Bipartisan Infrastruc - ture Law is providing this federal investment in building a strong and dependable network of EV charging stations in Oregon. And I’ll keep battling for similar investments that create a solid clean energy infrastructure for Oregonians.” “Electric vehicles mean cleaner air, healthier kids, and a whole lot less carbon pollution driving climate chaos, and so this investment from the infrastructure bill is an im-

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