I think I posted about this here awhile ago. Y'all may have heard that NRG and California settled a long-running legal dispute left over from the California Energy Crisis 10 years ago. The settlement has NRG building a large electric car charging network in California, and setting up a branch of eVgo in California.
I've posted a bunch of details below. They posted documents of the final settlement, which I've linked below on the CPUC website.
If it's approved by the FERC -- the result will be a network of 200 fast charging stations in several metropolitan areas, plus 1,000+ sites containing wiring for 10,000+ charging stations.
It's a big expansion of California's EV infrastructure but as I think about it, it's also a drop in the bucket compared to what's actually required.
http://www.torquenews.com/1075/californias-settlement-nrg-electric-car-charging-network-headed-ferc
http://www.torquenews.com/1075/nrgs-electric-car-charging-network-creating-new-jobs-california
http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/PUC/hottopics/1Energy/120427_NRG_FERC.htm
