Ohio HB995 prohibits state agencies from providing free public electric vehicle charging.
Ohio HB995 amends the state's Revised Code to prohibit state agencies from offering public use of electric vehicle charging stations unless a fee is charged. The bill allows state agencies to provide charging stations for their own electric vehicles without a fee. The director of administrative services is tasked with setting and adjusting fees for electric vehicle charging, considering costs such as the electric current, installation, and maintenance. The bill defines "public use" as charging by entities or individuals not owning the charging station or the vehicle.
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