Getting There: Electric vehicle charging stations
Avista is matching a $2.5 million grant to SRTC for electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
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Avista is matching a $2.5 million grant to SRTC for electric vehicle charging infrastructure. This Fast Charger station is located near the corner of Cedar Street and Bridge Ln. in Kendall Yards.
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Avista is matching a $2.5 million grant to SRTC for electric vehicle charging infrastructure. This Fast Charger station is located near the corner of Cedar Street and Bridge Ln. in Kendall Yards.
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Two EV cars are hooked up to charging stations on the Eastern Washington University campus Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021, in Cheney, Wash. Avista is matching a $2.5 million grant to SRTC for electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
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A Tesla is recharged on the Eastern Washington University campus last Wednesday in Cheney. Avista is matching a $2.5 million grant to the Spokane Regional Transportation Council for electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
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