ODOT’s Climate Office has $10 million available from the federal Electric Vehicle Reliability and Accessibility Accelerator Program. The grant program is accepting applications for projects October 8 - November 12, 2024.
Read MoreThe funding will bring up to 500 Level 2 chargers at a minimum of 125 unique sites across 17 different cities in NW Oregon.
Read MoreOregonians can anticipate a more reliable public electric vehicle charging experience over the next few years.
Read MoreCheck out ODOT’s new EV fast charging stations online open house website and learn how to contribute to Oregon’s infrastructure progress!
Read MoreThe plan was developed collaboratively by ODOT and the Oregon Department of Energy and informed by feedback from hundreds of stakeholders, including results from an online survey of current and prospective EV drivers, and charging station site hosts across the state.
Read MoreCheck out how a public-private partnership is working to install new EV chargers in parks across the state.
Read MoreTake a survey to help ODOT understand Oregon’s electric vehicle charging needs.
Read MoreODOT is committing $100 million over the next five years to build out Oregon’s public electric vehicle charging network!
Read MoreLive webinar April 4! Join ODOT’s Climate Office to learn how $52 million in federal funding could transform Oregon’s EV future and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions from transportation.
Read MoreThe Biden-Harris-Administration released an EV Charging Action Plan that outlines the steps federal agencies are taking to support development and deployment of chargers in American communities across the country.
Read MoreThe National Association of Auto Dealers and Chargeway work together to educate dealers and EV shoppers.
Read MoreThis summer, the Western Governors’ Association published a special report outlining an Electric Vehicles Roadmap Initiative, spear-headed by Oregon Governor Brown, the current WGA Chair. The initiative examined opportunities to improve the planning and siting of EV charging infrastructure in western states.
Read MoreUpcoming webinars not to miss!
Read MoreOregon Department of Energy’s New Electric Vehicle Dashboard Shows Oregon’s EV Adoption Data, Trends, and Fuel Cost Comparison.
Read MoreTheir innovative approach to educating the public about electric vehicles and how to charge them has proven effective in helping Oregonians, and others across the country, go electric.
Read MoreThe ZEVIWG invites you to its next public meeting on Thursday, July 16 from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. virtually via WebEx conference.
Read MoreThe route spans over 2,700 miles in 11 states – taking EV drivers from L.A. to D.C. – and is the first of two coast-to-coast EV pathways Electrify America has plans for.
Read MoreThe Oregon Trail Electric Cooperative celebrated its first of three planned electric vehicle charging stations in Burns.
Read MoreCongratulations are in order for 16 community-based projects across Oregon expanding access to electric transportation for Oregonians!
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