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Michigan's Healthy Climate Plan has set a target of two million electric vehicles on state roads by 2030. Those EVs will need to charge their batteries at the right time to protect the electric grid.
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The U-S and Canada are working together to build an international charging network for electric vehicles.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer says a two-year pause on collecting sales taxes on electric vehicles will help more people afford them.
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Michigan officials approved millions of dollars in incentives for some electric vehicle-related projects today.
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The state of Michigan is offering $10,000 scholarships to students entering the electric vehicle industry.The Michigander EV Scholars program is intended to help fill thousands of vacancies in the industry.
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A new study finds increased use of electric vehicles could seriously reduce gas tax revenues needed to pay for the upkeep of Michigan’s roads.
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U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said Monday she would like to see electric vehicles make up half of the nation’s new car and truck sales within eight years.
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The governor, congresspeople, and other lawmakers gathered in Novi on Thursday, October 20, to cut the ribbon on a project approved for over $200 million in state incentives.The electric vehicle battery maker “Our Next Energy” plans to spend over a billion dollars on a new operation in Wayne County and other regional investment. A spending bill signed last month that fed money into a fund for attracting large-scale projects freed up money for the incentives.
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A coalition of health and environmental groups is calling on the state legislature to set an ambitious target for electric vehicles.The group says Michigan should set a goal of 100-percent emissions-free new car sales by 2030.
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President Joe Biden told a crowd at the North American International Auto Show on Wednesday that his administration is helping fight climate change and bolster the nation’s economy.