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Electricity is everywhere, but getting the necessary permits, utility hookups, and other red tape is slowing down our EV infrastructure.

Experts say that gasoline prices this Memorial Day weekend will be the highest in seven years. Experts also say that if you drive an electric vehicle, you won’t care.

Gas stations are slowly refilling their reservoirs this weekend, but will the Colonial Pipeline debacle — a computer hack that shut down the country’s largest gas conduit and triggered panic hoarding that exacerbated shortages — spur a wave of electric vehicle sales? The short answer, according to economists like Lewis: probably not. But there is a big “but” to consider.

EVgo CEO Cathy Zoi joins Nicole Petallides to discuss the latest developments for the EV charging station manufacturer, including a recent partnership with General Motors and an update on the company’s upcoming SPAC merger.

With more electrical models set to hit showrooms, the focus will shift to consumers' willingness to pivot to electric cars at a time when conventional gas stations remain familiar and ubiquitous.

Convenience retailers and gasoline stations now have a monopoly in gassing up cars. But that’s going to change with the growing sales of electric cars.

EVgo announced that it has achieved more than a quarter of a million customers on its charging network throughout the country, according to a Wednesday (May 5) announcement.

Among the picks and shovels in the electric-vehicle boom are charging points. They seem to be more reliable bets than the startup car brands looking to take on Tesla , but investors still need to decide whether they prefer picks, shovels or something altogether new.