With states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Hawaii beginning to execute their National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula program plans, utilities within these states are rapidly coordinating the electrical power requirements needed to support these public electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. The influence of utilities on power infrastructure, including grid modernization, capacity growth, and energy management, is massive. As such, utilities will be the central enablers of electric mobility and are thus challenged to balance this growth while maintaining safe, reliable, affordable, and resilient electric grids.
