Last week, New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced significant changes to the state’s electric vehicle “make-ready” program, aiming to expedite the transition to zero-emissions electric vehicles. The state predicts that these newly announced programs will eventually result in a total stimulated investment of $4 billion in electric vehicle charging infrastructure. “To reach our nation-leading climate goals, New York is energizing our transition to a clean transportation future,” Governor Hochul said. “More New Yorkers are making the switch to electric vehicles, and we’re working hard to build accessible charging infrastructure across the state. The program improvements announced today will encourage more people to own EVs, helping to build a clean and sustainable future.” Public Service Commission (PSC) approved changes to the EV Make-Ready Program focus on four key areas. These changes aim to support clean transportation, particularly in disadvantaged communities. Next, the PSC introduced a new micro-mobility make-ready program and enhanced the medium and heavy-duty make-ready pilot. Commercial EV-charging customers will also benefit from new beneficial rates and programs. Overall, the Governor’s Office says these decisions aim to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles and reduce emissions in New York. This also doesn’t appear to be bluster from government officials. […]
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