Electric Highway Coalition aims to expand charging stations for electric vehicles

Electric Highway Coalition aims to expand charging stations for electric vehicles

Six major utility companies, including Columbus based American Electric Power, are working on a plan that would give electric vehicle drivers access to a network of charging stations.

IT THAT.STRETCH OF THE ROAD IS BACKOPEN.GOOD NEWS THERE.AND IF YOU DRIVE AN VEHICLE, ANDTO POWERFUL.AND HE WOULD HAVE HAD THEDETAILS BUT JON RUDDER RATHERWITH COLUMBUS AMERICAN POWER ANDWORKING ON THE PLAN TO HAVEDRIVERS HAVE ACCESS TO CHARGINGTHE STATIONS AND ESTIMATED AT 18MILLION ELECTRIC VEHICLES ANDMANY DRIVERS ARE CONCERNED ABOUTCHARGING STATIONS DURING LONGROAD TRIPS.DOMINION ENERGY, DUKE ENERGY,SOUTHERN ELECTRIC COMPANYTEAMING UP TO CREATE THEELECTRIC HIGHWAY COALITION.DETAILS ARE SCARCE AT THIS TIMEAND NO INFORMATION ON THE NUMBEROF CHARGES STATION WHERE IS THEYWILL BE OR A TIMELINE FOR THECOMPLETION.THE INTENT IS TO LAY OUT ASTRATEGY FOR MAKING CHARGINGSTATIONS MORE ACCESSIBLE.A.P.

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