Strong Third Quarter For EV Sales, As Expected The urgency created by the near term expiration of the EV purchase incentive was expected to create “pull-through” demand during the third quarter and that is what … Read more
Post by Barry Kresch EVs And The Grid Are Friends And soon they’ll even be dating. One of the (many) common EV myths is that EVs will crash the grid. In reality, an under-appreciated aspect … Read more
New Haven Mayor Issues NDEM Proclamation New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker has issued a proclamation supporting National Drive Electric Month. We appreciate his support of EVs and our event in New Haven on September 28th! … Read more
Newly Released IRS Rule Making Slightly Loosens Sunset Of The Federal Tax Credit The IRS, which creates all the fine-print for the incentive, issued an updated set of rules on August 21 about the incentive … Read more
Photo: Mike Kamm Public Charging Availability Is Good But There are Still Gaps A charging desert refers to an area with little public charging. It may or may not have cactus. These tend to happen … Read more
PURA Docket Directs Eversource and UI to Comment on Proposed Details The docket number is 21-09-17. It is a proposed final decision, so implementation is still pending a final round of comments. ICE MHDs are … Read more
Demand Spike Creates Budget Concerns DEEP announced that high recent utilization rates of its CHEAPR EV purchase incentive are causing it to pre-empt its planned August 15th incentive cut with a larger cut taking effect … Read more
Photo: Chevrolet Equinox Changes to BEV incentive and Rebate+ (income-limited) Incentives BEV incentive to be reduced for the second time this year, to $1000 Changes to this program are forthcoming on August 15, 2025. These … Read more
Determining Locations for Voltpost Pilot Clean Cities Webinar The pilot program approved by Public Utilities Regulatory Authority to install level 2 EV chargers in lampposts is moving forward. Voltpost is the vendor. An informational session … Read more
