U.S. EV charging infrastructure will continue to expand under Trump

“A lot of companies just realize that this is the future of fueling and retailing and that they have to be in this game,” Loren McDonald, chief analyst at Paren, said, including gas station and convenience store chains such as Love's Travel Stops. (LOVE’S TRAVEL STOPS)

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New federally backed electric vehicle chargers will continue to appear along U.S. highways no matter which president sits in the Oval Office.

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