The Wolf Administration is putting $3.4 million toward building electric vehicle charging stations across the state and $2 million to EV rebates.

They could be up and running again to four to six weeks.

The lawsuits say the Postal Service violated federal law by not doing a proper environmental review under the National Environmental Policy Act

EVs are one solution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from transportation – which makes up a third of the country’s emissions.

Electric vehicle drivers in Pennsylvania could soon have more options to charge up thanks to a $5 billion program included in the bipartisan infrastructure bill.

EVs are one way to cut emissions that contribute to climate change. As part of our Climate Solutions collaborative, we’ll put an EV through its paces and report back.

Some environmental advocates say the program is outdated.

More EV use will be needed for the state to cut greenhouse gas emissions in line with its climate goal of an 80 percent reduction by 2050.

Measures to plan for the build-out of electric vehicle charging infrastructure have attracted bipartisan support in recent years, but haven’t made it to a final vote.