Buttigieg defends Biden’s EV strategy after question on how only 8 federal charging stations have been built
- Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg struggled to explain why the Biden administration has only built "seven or eight" electric vehicle charging stations under the program by April, while the fossil fuel industry has been lobbying to have the stations built at existing gas stations.
- Buttigieg claimed that building EV charging stations is difficult and that 500,000 would be built in the next six years after the administration had built less than ten after three years.
- Critics argue that the slow progress in building EV charging stations highlights the difficulties in transitioning to cleaner energy sources and the influence of the fossil fuel industry on government policy.
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