Yes, but only if they use renewable energy sources

If we start building these networks of electric vehicle charging stations, a lot of excess fossil fuels and CO2 will be released into the atmosphere, further harming the Earth and causing worse pollution, which leads to worse global warming/climate change. We can fix this problem by using renewable energy sources that don't harm the planet.

The government has been considered a good source for defense and infrastructure. The electrical grid would be a part of this infrastructure. The stipulation that the government can only be involved here if they don't add to the country's carbon footprint hopefully makes it a system that will improve our environmental impact.

In regions with clean power, EV emissions fall even further reductions of up to 80–90% in countries like Norway and France thanks to high renewable energy penetration.

This will naturally happen as energy providers transition production towards renewable sources, but level 2 chargers can be directly connected to solar arrays, removing any pressure from the grid.

Burn oil in a car or in a power plant it is still carbon in the air. Distancing ourselves from the issue does nothing to resolve it.