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November 2, 2024
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Mass. EV Subsidy ‘Isn’t Enough,’ Energy Office Says
Feb 28, 2021
Mass. will have to consider what low- and moderate-income households can afford in the electric vehicle transition if it plans to meet its 2035 EV targets.
Battery Electric VehiclesMassachusettsState and Local Policy
KeywordsElectric vehicles (EVs)EV charging stationsgrid modernizationMassachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (MA EEA)
Emily Hayes
Heard at NASEO: Make Net-zero Grid a Priority
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