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Stay informed on EV charging regulations, government incentives, and sustainability initiatives to confidently navigate the evolving landscape of electric mobility.

Resilient EV Charging for a Changing Policy Landscape

Policy shifts and evolving economic conditions continue to shape the electric vehicle (EV) landscape—but Blink’s approach remains clear, adaptable, and future-ready. As both owner and operator of our EV charging stations, Blink takes full responsibility for performance, offering public agencies and partners a dependable solution that adapts to evolving regulations and economic conditions.

Our vertically integrated model helps cities, states, and federal partners:

Avoid rising equipment costs by leveraging Blink-owned infrastructure with no upfront capital required
Navigate tariffs with confidence—thanks to a domestic supply chain and flexible pricing strategies
Stay ready for new funding opportunities by deploying smart infrastructure built to scale with changing federal and utility programs
Support energy resilience with advanced load management, energy storage, and vehicle-to-grid integration

EV charging is no longer just an amenity—it’s core infrastructure. Blink simplifies the path for governments to deploy dependable, future-focused charging solutions that support long-term sustainability and economic growth.

They rely on Blink - and so can you.

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Federal Funding for EV Charging

$2.5 Billion

in grants are available for clean school buses and alternative-fuel vehicles.

Up to $100k

tax credit for up to 30% of the cost of stations for alternative fuels provided by Section 30C Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit.

$1 Billion

through the 2024 Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicles Grant program is available for cities, states, and Tribes to buy zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles.

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Commitment to Made in America

Blink stands ready to lead as the nation aims to build out the first-ever national network of 500,000 EV chargers along America’s highways and in our communities. We are well-positioned to help bring this goal to fruition. With our recently expanded LEED Gold-certified 30,000 square-foot production facility in Bowie, Maryland, Blink is able to comply with the Made in America program that requires federally funded infrastructure projects to use American-made materials, such as iron, steel, construction materials and manufactured products.

Build America, Buy America Act

Blink is proud to be a Buy America-compliant EV charging company and follow the standards set by the federal government. For Blink, this means:

U.S. Based Manufacturing

Testing and Research

Component Materials and Labor

The federal government's commitment to building a nationwide network of 500,000 EV chargers aims to achieve a 50% transition to EVs in new car sales by 2030.

Implementing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law entails significant investments in EV charging, clean transportation, and EV-related components, reflecting a growing EV industry that’s increasingly made in America. 

The EV market not only supports local businesses but also aligns with American investment goals, advocated by Blink.