Duties of Secretary

In carrying out the Program, the Secretary— (1) may award grants for projects described in section 3, including for wireless charging located along roads, in parking lots, airports, and at coastal and inland ports; (2) shall ensure that recipients of the grants focus on the wireless charging of 1 or more of— (A) light-, medium-, and heavy-duty vehicles; (B) fleet vehicles, including the Federal vehicle fleets; and (C) public transit; (3) shall publish an annual progress report to the relevant committees of the House of Representatives and the Senate that includes— (A) a description of recipients of grants, amount disbursed, and reasons for the selection of projects; (B) the progress of each pilot project funded under the Program; (C) successes, failures, and safety of the technologies funded under the Program; (D) recommendations for future funding, best practices, and policies relating to wireless electric vehicle charging; (E) workforce impacts of each project; (F) the environmental impact of each project, such as the amount of fuel saved from the project, predicted emissions savings, changes in air quality, and any other environmental information deemed necessary by the Secretary; and (G) any other information the Secretary considers necessary; and (4) may provide technical assistance, as determined appropriate by the Secretary to eligible entities with respect to activities described in paragraph (1).