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WSDOT awards $12 million to 5 electric vehicle companies to increase charging station access statewide
WSDOT awards $12 million to 5 electric vehicle companies to increase charging station access statewide
WSDOT awards $12 million to 5 electric vehicle companies to increase charging station access statewide

Published on: 01/29/2026

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The grants will be used to build 14 new electric vehicle charging stations along Interstate 90, US 97, US 195 and US 395.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/tech/science/environment/wsdot-awards-12-million-five-electric-vehicle-companies-charging-station-access/293-eafe9235-27f6-4b09-877c-b7c88652ad34

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