California bill would limit EV-charging access in affordable housing

Canary Media highlights the debate over AB 2748, proposed legislation that would roll back California’s updated EV charging requirements for new affordable housing developments. The article features the National Charging Access Coalition’s (represented by leadership team member Linda Hutchins-Knowles) concerns that reducing access to home charging would make it harder for affordable housing residents to benefit from lower-cost electric vehicles, while increasing the need for expensive future retrofits. Read the full article here.

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