The Electric Vehicle Working Group (EVWG) was formed by the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation to make recommendations to the Secretaries of Energy and Transportation regarding the development, adoption, and integration of light-, medium-, and heavy-duty electric vehicles (EVs) into the U.S. transportation and energy systems.
Image Source: Shutterstock 2024 was an action-packed year for electric vehicle (EV) policy and the EV market. 2025 promises to be equally busy as we transition to a new administration and Republicans take control of [...]
Join Atlas Public Policy for our next EV Hub Live episode on January 10th for a look-ahead on EVs. We will be joined by Cassie Powers, Chief of Staff of the National Association of State [...]
Shortly after the election, Atlas Public Policy’s founder, Nick Nigro, sat down with Mike Murphy, CEO of the EV Politics Project, to discuss what the results mean for electric vehicles (EVs). In this episode [...]
Veloz will host high-level speakers from various states to discuss the nationwide advancement of the electric vehicle infrastructure plan, next steps and more.
On November 13th, just over a week after the election, Atlas Public Policy's founder, Nick Nigro, will sit down with Mike Murphy, CEO of the EV Politics Project, to discuss what the results mean for [...]
At-home charging is the most common charging method among current EV drivers in the United States. It is convenient and reliable and less expensive than buying gasoline. However, people who live in apartments or condos [...]
Introduction The electric vehicle (EV) market is growing rapidly, with vehicle and battery manufacturers nearly $1.2 trillion globally in the transition from gas-powered to EVs. Of this total, $312 billion is expected to [...]
As electric vehicle adoption increases, the demand for critical minerals for batteries will also increase. There is an opportunity to create a closed loop minerals system through battery chemistry changes, energy density improvements, recycling, and [...]
Electric vehicle sales continue to grow globally. Segments such as commercial vehicles and two- and three-wheelers have already reached very high levels of electrification—at 26 percent and 47 percent, respectively. However, electric vehicle growth is [...]
