Wyoming remains the only state in the country that has yet to allocate nearly $10 million in federal funds designated for electric vehicle charging infrastructure, despite the program’s availability for years. State officials have faced criticism for the delay, with some lawmakers and environmental advocates questioning whether political resistance or logistical hurdles are to blame. While neighboring states have already deployed chargers along highways and in urban centers, Wyoming’s inaction leaves drivers with limited access to charging stations in a state known for long distances between cities. The hold-up raises broader questions about how federal climate and transportation investments are being implemented across the U.S.
After four years, Wyoming still hasn't used its electric vehicle charger funds. Why? Utah Public Radio
