Massachusetts AG calls out utilities for lackluster EV charging plans

Published on February 7, 2025

Massachusetts’ attorney general says plans by the state’s major utilities to lower the cost of charging electric vehicles would offer little actual savings for customers. In response to a 2022 Massachusetts climate law, the state’s two primary electric utilities, Eversource and National Grid, have proposed plans to…

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