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This office was meant to bridge divides in government. Now it’s empty
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The reflection of the flag of the U.S. Department of Energy is seen on the department's headquarters building in Washington, D.C., in March. The Joint Office of Energy and Transportation, a unique government body designed to bring together expertise from the Department of Energy and the Department of Transportation, has been affected deeply by government-wide efforts to cut jobs. Former staffers say there are no full-time federal employees remaining at the Joint Office. Alex Wong/Getty Images hide caption
toggle caption Alex Wong/Getty ImagesThe Joint Office of Energy and Transportation, an unusual federal office that was established by a bipartisan act of Congress in 2025, has been so deeply affected by efforts to shrink the government that it now appears to exist primarily on paper.
The Joint Office, as it was commonly known, was set up as a bridge between the Department of Transportation and the Department of Energy. Their area of overlap: electric vehicles. One of the office's main tasks was to support the rollout of federally funded EV chargers. EVs were a top priority for the Biden administration — and a top target for rollbacks by the Trump administration.