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Evaluation Report of California Utility EV Infrastructure Programs

2026-10-06T10:25:13-04:00

2025 saw the highest number of sites activated across program years, with 101 sites and 1,931 charging ports that can support a planned 2,790 EVs. This brings the total PTD sites across all Utility MDHD programs to 322 activated sites, with 5,532 charging ports that can support all 8,715 vehicles on customer VAPs. When all programs are aggregated, the Evaluation team expects that the Utilities will meet the combined vehicle targets in 2026 but fall short of the combined site targets

Evaluation Report of California Utility EV Infrastructure Programs2026-10-06T10:25:13-04:00

AchiEVe 2026: Model Policies for Clean Transportation

2026-06-24T15:12:55-04:00

The recent rollbacks of vehicle emissions standards demonstrate that reducing transportation emissions is not an administrative priority. During the last year, the Trump administration has unlawfully frozen, and in some instances Congress has eliminated, federal clean transportation investments meant to spur electric vehicle (EV) domestic manufacturing and accelerate EV adoption.

AchiEVe 2026: Model Policies for Clean Transportation2026-06-24T15:12:55-04:00

Maryland Publishes State’s First Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Plan

2026-05-22T09:30:59-04:00

Maryland’s National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Plan and Program are key aspects of the ZEVIP. However, the ZEVIP also considers other federal, state, and local programs to plan for Maryland’s public charging network beyond federal NEVI investments. This approach helps develop the state’s understanding of existing and potential opportunities to maximize ZEV infrastructure deployment across Maryland through public and private partners.

Maryland Publishes State’s First Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Plan2026-05-22T09:30:59-04:00

Ending Oil Dependence for Transportation: A Strategic Framework to Advance Electrification

2026-06-23T16:59:47-04:00

Although the United States has become the world’s largest oil producer, accounting for 15.8% of global production as of 2023, its continued reliance on oil to power transportation exposes the nation to persistent economic and national security vulnerabilities.

Ending Oil Dependence for Transportation: A Strategic Framework to Advance Electrification2026-06-23T16:59:47-04:00

Energizing EV Charging Stations: New and Flexible Approaches to Capacity Constraints

2025-12-18T15:40:35-05:00

Case studies highlight these solutions in action: tools, programs and offerings from utilities across the country, including Dominion Energy, Portland General Electric, National Grid, Southern California Edison, and Pacific Gas and Electric. The paper concludes with recommendations for how utilities, and the Public Utility Commissions (PUCs) that regulate them, can explore and implement these solutions in their own jurisdictions.

Energizing EV Charging Stations: New and Flexible Approaches to Capacity Constraints2025-12-18T15:40:35-05:00

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