Nevada to Receive Roughly $38M For Electric Vehicle Infrastructure

economy, Environment, Nevada

October 24, 2022
Editorial Staff

Staff Writer

According to the US Department of Transportation, Nevada will receive a total of $37,958,457 over the next 5 years for the development and expansion of electric vehicle infrastructure.

The electric charging push is part of the Department of Transportation’s Justice40 initiative, which works to “address gaps in transportation infrastructure and public services” by allocating at least 40% of “benefits from federal investments to disadvantaged communities.”

For Fiscal Year 2022, Nevada will receive $5.6M, and the values will increase yearly until FY 2026.

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