A program in San Mateo County has installed 500 electric vehicle chargers throughout the county since its inception three years ago.

The EV Ready Program, led by the county’s official electricity provider Peninsula Clean Energy, is a $28 million effort that was launched in 2020 with the goal of installing 3,500 charging ports at workplaces, multi-family homes and public spaces in San Mateo County over four years.

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Lydia Sidhom is a rising third-year at UC Berkeley studying Data Science and Political Science. She is a Dow Jones News Fund intern for Bay City News. Lydia was a lead beat reporter, deputy news editor and projects developer for The Daily Californian and will be a deputy projects editor there this fall. She enjoys telling stories through data. In her free time, Lydia loves to read, bake and travel.