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NewJersey Governor Phil Murphy announced the NewJersey Partnership to Plug-In, a statewide partnership to build out the necessary infrastructure to support electric vehicle ownership. The NewJersey Partnership to Plug-In will be ratified under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). —Governor Murphy.
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