This news is classified in: Sustainable Energy Clean Transport
Oct 5, 2021
WEC Energy Group (NYSE: WEC ) is joining utility companies across the Midwest to expand electric vehicle (EV) charging options for drivers. The company has signed on to a multi-state effort to build and grow EV infrastructure.
As part of the collaboration, WEC Energy Group pledges to expand the EV charging network within the service territories of its electric utilities — We Energies, Wisconsin Public Service (WPS), and Upper Michigan Energy Resources. WEC Energy Group joins 12 other utilities in a unified effort to make EV charging convenient and widely available throughout the Midwest.
There are more than 2 million electric vehicles on U.S. roads today and, according to the Edison Electric Institute, there will be ten times as many by 2030. This effort to expand the charging network aligns with WEC Energy Group's aggressive carbon reduction goals.
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Download free sample pages"This is another part of our effort to build a bright, sustainable future for our customers and communities," said Kevin Fletcher, president, and CEO — WEC Energy Group. "From Milwaukee to Denver, Green Bay to Oklahoma City, and thousands of miles in between, this Midwest charging network will give EV drivers confidence they will be able to find a charger when they need one."
