Can you provide some data on this please. I find it hard to believe that you are saving $50 per month on transportation fuel when in every instance an household electric appliance cost more to operate that a gas/oil cousin.
And I would like to see an apples to apples comparison. Similar style cars with similar house power, not comparing a hummer to a Tesla.
The new $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill includes $15 billion for EV's and charging stations. That doesn't include billions more that will be included for upgrading the power plants and distribution system some of which is required for the additional electricity anticipated for the charging stations, in homes, and distribution to get the power there. So the public is paying for private ownership of EV's, a huge subsidy. Then the politicians complain that Elon Musk is making too much money. Well, the government, or should I say the hapless taxpayers are giving it to him. Duh!
Electric vehicles
The legislation will provide $7.5 billion for zero- and low-emission buses and ferries, aiming to deliver thousands of electric school buses to districts across the country, according to the White House.
Another $7.5 billion will go to building a nationwide network of plug-in electric vehicle chargers, according to the text.
Improving power and water systems
The package invests $65 billion to rebuild the electric grid, according to the White House. It calls for building thousands of miles of new power lines and expanding renewable energy, the White House said.
It provides $55 billion to upgrade water infrastructure, according to the text. It will replace lead service lines and pipes so that communities have access to clean drinking water, the White House said.
Another $50 billion will go toward making the system more resilient -- protecting it from drought, floods and cyberattacks, the White House said.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/28/politics/infrastructure-bill-explained/index.html
