Hey, everybody Rob Maower here. This should be a pretty quick episode to wrap up the week. Not a whole lot of news but we do have some news from New York on

electric vehicle infrastructure, a new price target from Baird and some updates on yesterday's episode.

Tesla stock on the day today just so happened to close again right at $1,500 per share. Well, 84 cents above $1,500 per share, but only

up 0.01% on the day compared to the NASDAQ, up 0.3%. So the second day in a row, really really that we've closed on $1,500 per share

which I'm sure has nothing to do with the options market saying that facetiously

just to be clear. All right we'll start off with New York yesterday New York

Governor Cuomo announced a new infrastructure investment

project for electric vehicles called the EV Make Ready

program, intended to increase investment in EV charging

infrastructure in New York State.

In the release from the Governor's Office, they say, quote,

the E.V. Make Ready program will be funded by investor-owned utilities in New York State

and creates a cost sharing program that incentivizes utilities and charging station developers

to site electric vehicle charging infrastructure in places that will provide a maximum benefit to consumers.

The Public Service Commission order caps the total budget at 701 million

and will run through 2025, with $206 million

allocated toward equitable access and benefits

for lower socioeconomic and disadvantaged communities, which will also be eligible for a higher

incentive supporting up to 100% of the cost to make a site ready for EV charging."

New York State believes this funding will support the development of more than 50,000

level two charging plugs, which they describe as being

quote, capable of charging a vehicle at least two times faster

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