Family Calls Police On Energy Secretary’s EV Entourage Blocking Charging Station

Energy Secretary Granholm’s EV trip turned sour in Georgia when a family was blocked from charging their vehicle for the sake of the entourage.
Family Calls Police On Energy Secretary’s EV Entourage Blocking Charging Station
U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm speaks during a briefing about the bipartisan infrastructure law at the White House on May 16, 2022. Elizabeth Frantz/Reuters
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A family called the police on Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm’s entourage after they were blocked from charging their electric vehicle (EV) by a nonelectric vehicle that took up the spot on behalf of the official’s EV.

Ms. Granholm recently went on a four-day EV road trip from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Memphis, Tennessee, that was aimed at bringing attention to the White House’s multi-billion dollar effort to push green energy and cars. In a Sept. 10 NPR report, journalist Camila Domonoske recounted her experience of the journey. In between the trips, the entourage had to “grapple with the limitations” of EVs.
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