"Tesla Inc.’s deluxe electric vehicle charging network will start to serve other automakers’ EVs, the Biden administration said Wednesday, in a move that could drastically expand Americans’ options for plugging in.

‘It’s an instant closing of some gaps in the EV infrastructure market,” said Nick Nigro, the founder of Atlas Public Policy, which studies EV trends.

The news came in a flurry of administration announcements offering guidance on how the $7.5 billion that Congress appropriated in the bipartisan infrastructure law for EV charging infrastructure should be spent."

David Ferris reports for E&E News February 15, 2023. [2]