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US government freezes charging infrastructure funding

As had already been indicated, the new US government wants to suspend the allocation of new funding for charging infrastructure nationwide. This is currently regulated by a memo from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) - but there are doubts as to whether this approach is legally tenable. (UPDATE BELOW)

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