Despite recent news indicating a slowdown in vehicle electrification, the data is clear that electric vehicles will continue to gain ground, although at a slower than anticipated rate. This means that the demand for reliable charging infrastructure will also continue to grow.
This whitepaper, EV Charging Infrastructure Funding, developed by the Transportation Energy Institute’s (TEI) Electric Vehicle Council, offers a comprehensive analysis of the diverse funding mechanisms available through government agencies and utilities to accelerate the deployment of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across the United States.
“For those developing funding programs, the EV Council provides strategic recommendations for streamlining incentive programs and grant application processes, based upon the real-world experiences of those who have participated in such programs,” states John Eichberger, TEI’s Executive Director. “Designed to equip stakeholders with actionable insights, this whitepaper serves as a valuable resource for navigating the evolving landscape of EV infrastructure funding.”
Insights include:
- Federal and state incentives
- Utility programs and tax credits
- ROI strategies for public charging
- Updates on the NEVI program and federal guidance
Whether you’re a site host, investor, or policymaker, this resource will help you navigate the complexities of EV infrastructure development and make informed decisions in a shifting regulatory environment.
The Transportation Energy Institute recognizes there are a significant number of organizations actively engaged in supporting the deployment of EV charging infrastructure. The EV Council brings these organizations together to share insights and experiences relative to infrastructure deployment and operation, to initiate original research and education projects to fill in gaps in knowledge and to further educate interested stakeholders concerning the opportunities, challenges and successful strategies associated with the installation and operation of EV charging stations.
