The Biden-Harris administration has announced significant federal investments to expand electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure across the United States, with $521 million allocated to various projects, including 41 community and 10 corridor fast-charging initiatives. Central Ohio's Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission received a $15 million grant to install 406 EV charging ports, focusing on underserved areas. Similarly, Indianapolis and Burlington Electric Department received federal grants of $15 million and $4.8 million, respectively, to enhance EV charging access in disadvantaged communities. Additionally, North Carolina community colleges will benefit from grants for EV charging stations and clean energy courses. These efforts collectively aim to reduce carbon emissions and make EV charging more accessible, particularly in underserved regions.