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State commits $21.5 million to crucial new infrastructure alongside major highways: 'It's a priority for us'

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The state of Delaware has just become a more welcoming and accessible place for electric vehicle drivers. The state's Department of Transportation has invested $21.5 million in installing new EV charging stations along major highways, WBOC reports. Two locations for the stations have been confirmed. One will be in Camden, and another in Harrington. In total, there will probably be three in Kent County, four in Sussex County, and three in New Cas…

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