Maryland is expanding its electric vehicle infrastructure with a $3 million investment to install 24 new public fast-charging ports across five counties. The initiative aims to address growing demand for EV charging stations as adoption of electric vehicles continues to rise. Officials highlight the project as a key step toward reducing emissions and improving accessibility for drivers. The new charging sites will be strategically placed to serve high-traffic areas and underserved regions.
Maryland invests over $3 million to add 24 public fast-charging ports in 5 different counties The Cool Down
