Granholm blames ‘poor judgment’ after staff blocked off EV charger for her

Jennifer Granholm Blames Staff’s ‘Poor Judgment’ For EV Charger Debacle

Biden Energy Secretary Blames Staff’s ‘Poor Judgment’ for Blocking EV Charger

Disgruntled EV drivers called police on Granholm’s staffers in Grovetown, Ga., during the energy secretary’s four-day EV road trip.

Jennifer Granholm Throws Staff Under the Bus After Charging Station Fiasco

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on Thursday addressed her now-infamous electric vehicle charging fiasco, saying her "young" staffers showed "poor judgment" when they used a gas-powered car to hoard a spot for Granholm at a crowded public station. Granholm during a congressional hearing confirmed the ordeal, which took place during the Biden administration official's June electric vehicle promotion tour. She did not, however, take responsibili…

Biden Energy secretary blames 'poor judgment' on her staff blocking EV chargers with gas cars

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm blamed her staff's "poor judgment" on a recent incident when police were called on them for clogging electric vehicle (EV) chargers with a gas-powered car. During a House Science and Technology Committee hearing Thursday, Granholm was pressed by Rep. Scott Franklin, R-Fla., over the incident that occurred in Grovetown, Georgia, during Granholm's four-day EV road trip in June. Granholm's staff angered EV drivers…

Granholm blames ‘poor judgment’ after staff blocked off EV charger for her

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm blamed “poor judgment” after a report that a staffer parked a non-electric vehicle by an electric vehicle charger to reserve it for her amid limited availability. NPR reported this week that the staffer parked a non-electric car in front of the charger to block it off for Granholm during a recent…

'That's perjury': Takeaways from a tense Granholm hearing

Republicans confronted Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm over her earlier false testimony on stock holdings. She also talked gasoline prices, spending