Wyoming’s state legislature has taken a significant step toward allocating federal funds intended for electric vehicle charging infrastructure, with lawmakers advancing a bill that would direct the money toward expanding charging networks across the state. Meanwhile, Colorado has already moved faster, securing approval for a plan to distribute its share of federal EV charger funding, positioning itself ahead in the race to build out charging stations. The contrast highlights differing speeds in state-level action on clean transportation initiatives, as Wyoming’s legislative process continues to unfold. The developments come as federal incentives aim to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles nationwide.
Wyoming inches closer to spending federal EV charger money. Colorado speeds ahead Boise State Public Radio
