Kentucky's new EV-electricity tax seen as 'barrier' to public chargers
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Kentucky is one of seven states that will tax electricity consumed by electric vehicle charging stations -- even community chargers that are free to the public at churches, YMCAs, businesses and parks.
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Kentucky is one of seven states that will tax electricity consumed by electric vehicle charging stations -- even community chargers that are free to the public at churches, YMCAs, businesses and parks.
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