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Newsom Announces $95 Million Plan to Expand EV Charging and Hydrogen Fueling Across California

The state investment targets public charging and fueling infrastructure at locations statewide.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signing a document on the hood of an electric vehicle inside a service garage while staff look on
The California Energy Commission supports expanded EV charging and hydrogen fueling infrastructure statewide. Image Credit: Courtesy of Ca

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has announced a $95 million state initiative to expand EV charging and hydrogen fueling infrastructure at locations across California.

The California Energy Commission is administering the program. The CEC serves as the state’s primary energy policy and planning agency and holds responsibility for transforming transportation as one of its seven core functions.

The commission did not disclose a project list, site count, or award timeline in available materials.

Funding targets public charging and hydrogen fueling stations statewide, with direct relevance to public-sector fleets working through electrification and alternative-fuel conversions.

The CEC did not release a named administrator, vendor, or grant application window in connection with the announcement.

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