A Utility's Effort to Boost EV Use--Before and After Tax Credit Loss
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A Utility's Effort to Boost EV Use--Before and After Tax Credit Loss
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Since 2021, Public Service Electric & Gas (PSE&G), New Jersey's largest utility, has added 30,000 electric vehicles (EV) to its system, in part by offering rebates and other incentives. Before January 2026, the growth rate was double digit, but is now flat, becuase of the loss of the federal EV tax credit and changes in the market.
Dawn Neville, senior manger of electric transportation at PSE&G, describes the program's successes and challenges. How to get more chargers installed at multi-family housing complexes? How much do demand response programs for EV drivers help out in the summer? And how might a new time-of-use rate that varies from 9 cents/kWh (off peak) to 60 cents/kWh (on peak) help save money for people who charge at home?
About the guest:
Dawn Neville, an environmental engineer who transitioned from working on hazardous waste sites to transportation electrification at PSE&G's EV charging program
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