Electric utilities continue to play a critical role in driving electric vehicle adoption in the United States

Understanding customer behavior and the relational impact of EV utility programs

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Across the United States, both public and investor-owned electric utilities are playing a key role in driving critical investments in electric vehicle (EV) and electric vehicle service equipment (EVSE) programs.

According to the Edison Electric Institute, utilities have invested more than $3.4 billion to date to deploy charging infrastructure and accelerate transportation electrification1 in the United States.

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Electric utilities continue to play a critical role in driving electric vehicle adoption in the United States

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