Planning & Mapping EV Charging Stations Along Highway Corridors
Spencer Burget2022-06-01T13:32:31-04:00Join WSDOT for one or both of these sessions to offer your ideas and help plan the state’s network of infrastructure for electric vehicles
3 Stories from Q1
Tom Taylor2022-12-13T20:15:34-05:00Source: Automakers Dashboard - Atlas EV Hub We put out the Q1 slides today which summarize electric vehicle developments in Q1 2022. Here are three stories worth noting. You got the jobs! More than 22,000 EV [...]
Staff picks with Nicole
Tom Taylor2022-12-13T20:18:39-05:00In our next installment of Staff Picks, we sit down with Nicole Lepre. Nicole is a policy analyst at Atlas based out of Washington DC. As the mastermind behind utility data at Atlas, Nicole gets utilities. [...]
NEVI Will Change the Game
Tom Taylor2022-12-13T20:18:32-05:00Source: EV Hub The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) will change public charging in America. In the Act, there are two key pots of funding for EV charging: the $5 billion [...]
HERE IF YOU NEED: EVs as backup batteries
Tom Taylor2022-12-13T20:18:26-05:00Source: Nissan Leaf 012 - Electric vehicle battery - Wikipedia There have been several exciting moves recently to use EV batteries to power more than just the vehicle. This is called bi-directional power [...]
3 Stories from Q4 2021
Tom Taylor2022-12-13T20:15:35-05:00Source: EV Hub We just put out our quarterly slides, summarizing developments in Q4 2021. Here are three stories from Q4 2021 that caught our eye. Highest selling quarter and highest selling [...]
Justice40: What is it and where do things stand?
Tom Taylor2022-12-13T20:18:29-05:00Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Justice40 Map Tool released last week. Source: Electric Vehicle Charging Equity Considerations There has been a lot of chatter recently about Justice40 (also J40) and its potential impacts on [...]
Model by model, how do EVs do?
Tom Taylor2022-12-13T20:18:30-05:00The analysis is a model-to-model total cost of ownership comparison between gasoline vehicles and electric vehicles. In other words, when someone is looking to buy a vehicle in 2022, how do EVs fare against some of the most popular gasoline vehicles in the country over an 8-year timeframe with all costs included?
The Corridors are Ready
Tom Taylor2022-12-13T20:18:41-05:00Map of the mainland United States. The green denotes “corridor ready”, and the orange denotes “corridor pending”. Purple dots denote fast charging. Source: FHWA. There is $7.5 billion available for EV public charging [...]
23 Percent of Utility Funding for Electric Vehicles Targeted for Underserved Communities
Nicole Lepre2025-01-12T21:05:58-05:00To-date, investor-owned utilities (IOUs) have been approved to invest more in transportation electrification than the total funding from state and local governments. IOUs have been approved to invest more than $3.3 billion in things [...]