Wyoming’s state legislature has taken a step toward allocating federal funding for electric vehicle charging infrastructure, with lawmakers advancing a bill that would direct the money toward expanding the state’s charging network. Meanwhile, Colorado has already moved faster, securing the funds and launching a competitive grant program to accelerate the deployment of chargers across the state. The contrast highlights differing speeds in how states are implementing federal incentives aimed at boosting EV adoption. Wyoming’s delay stems from ongoing debates over how best to manage the funds, while Colorado’s proactive approach could set a model for others.
Wyoming inches closer to spending federal EV charger money. Colorado speeds ahead Aspen Public Radio
