The Oregon Department of Transportation is planning to add 24 fast-charging electric vehicle stations to its major highways across the state. The new stations will include eight along Interstate 84 from Ontario to Portland, seven throughout central and southern Oregon, five across U.S. 101 along the coast, two in Corvallis and Albany, and one in Harney County. Each station will have at least four charging ports, bringing in a total of 126 new high-speed charging ports. The funding for these stations is from the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program, a federal program aiming to establish a nationwide network of public charging stations over five years.