The Importance and Challenges of EV Charging Infrastructure for Healthcare
Providers
By Dennis Carter, Director, EV Charging, LG Business Solutions USA
With personal transportation in the United States transitioning to EVs (electric vehicles), healthcare administrators in hospitals and assisted living facilities are facing challenges related to their EV charging infrastructure, challenges in terms of space allocation, electrical upgrades and decisions about which EV technology to deploy. This is true for existing facilities looking to add EV chargers as well as new building locations — for staff, visitors and patients, for long stay and short stay.
The most popular current commercial options are Level 2 (AC) and Level 3 (DC) chargers. Level 2 chargers offer up to 19kW and are ideal for when the driver can let the car charge for several hours, as they can add up to 39 miles of charge per hour, depending on the vehicle. LG’s Level 2 11kW model makes charging simple, so drivers can plug in and conveniently charge their vehicle over a period of several hours.
Level 3 chargers, on the other hand, are designed for rapid refueling and, as a result, are ideal for short-term visitor parking areas. Installation costs for both levels of chargers vary depending upon local regulations and required electrical infrastructure upgrades, with multi-charger installations helping to bring down the cost per installed unit.
Advertising Opportunities
Some Level 3 models also provide advertising opportunities via built-in digital displays, which healthcare facility administrators can leverage to offset costs or add revenues – depending on the approach they decide to take, in terms of if and how they charge staff, patients and visitors for parking. The software on the chargers gives the site host the ability to set dynamic pricing policies by group, providing a customized approach to billing the EV driver.
When planning their EV infrastructure, healthcare administrators may tap into a range of time-sensitive subsidies and other incentives from various government and utility provider sources. These are designed to encourage EV charger installations by offsetting upfront costs, but it’s important to note that programs have different requirements, standards, and value to beneficiaries.
Proper Planning
The logistics and budgets of EV charger installation is an involved process, so proper planning is key to successful implementation. Do the necessary research to make sure you select the right, reputable EV charging manufacturer and charge point operator who can walk you through the entire decision-making process. This will ensure that the optimum solution is selected, both in terms of which level chargers to select to what software is best for your facility, location of chargers and contractors.
Healthcare facilities are multifunctional, with parking required for staff, visitors and patients, all with differing parking requirements – some who will have to pay, others who won’t; some visiting from distance, requiring more charge, others driving locally – so it’s essential that the correct EV charger selections are made from the get-go, whether that’s within an existing site or a new build.
Ideal locations for level 2 EV charger installations are in the employee parking section, while an investment of Level 3 EV chargers is best in the visitor/patient section, for instance.
Software Platforms
Software platforms are key here, so that healthcare facility managers can manage the cars in the charge spaces appropriately, with customizable content management to enhance the user experience. These platforms can inform the driver if the charger is available and notify the driver when the charge is complete so they can move their vehicle to avoid being billed for idle time. Software therefore has an important role to play, particularly with Level 3 EV chargers, which have a shorter, faster turnover than Level 2.
Whatever decisions a healthcare facility manager makes regarding EV infrastructure, it needs to be an informed decision made in consultation with an EV charger company that understands what is required every step of the way. This critically important partner can also help coordinate research into the number of visitors who come through the facility each day, and who are more likely to require a vehicle charge. This will require staff consultations to establish which workers will need to use short or even long-term charging.
It’s certainly not a one-size-fits-all solution; healthcare EV charging decisions are always going to need a customized approach for each facility’s audience.
Industry veteran Dennis Carter leads EV Charger business development for LG Business Solutions USA which serves commercial customers in the U.S. lodging and hospitality, digital signage, systems integration, healthcare, education, government and industrial markets with cutting-edge commercial displays, robots and electric vehicle charging stations.
The article “Retailers Finally See EV Charging Pay Off” discusses how the commercial real estate (CRE) industry, particularly retail and multifamily sectors, is benefiting from the installation of electric vehicle (EV) chargers. Key points include:
Increased Traffic and Revenue: EV chargers are boosting margins by attracting more traffic and generating charging revenue.
Investment Challenges: Installing EV chargers involves significant costs, including installation, power supplies, and increased insurance risks.
Long-Term Benefits: Despite the initial challenges, the investment in EV chargers is starting to pay off for retailers.
The article highlights the growing importance of EV chargers in the CRE industry and their positive impact on business margins
Also note that EV charging stations installed at Kohls are now branded Shell (November 2024)
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One study, revised in September 2023, from Yash Babar of the University of Wisconsin Madison and Gordon Burtch from Boston University estimated a 4% increase in monthly visits to retailers within 150 meters of a newly installed Tesla Supercharger. Monthly consumer spending increased by about 5%. The effect is heightened when the charger is one of the first to appear in a county.
A study in Nature Communications looked at the broader economic impact of 4000 EV charging stations on 140,000 businesses in California. One charger increases annual spending at a nearby establishment by 1.4%, or $1,478 in 2019 and 0.8%, or $404, from January 21 to June 2023. When the establishment is within 100 meters of a charger, the increases were 2.7% in 2019 and 3.2% in the second period. The public charging stations “tend to attract higher-income, exploratory visitors, and local residents.” The stations also “notably enhance businesses in underprivileged areas.”
XLR8America.Net to Install 30,000 New EV Chargers by 2027 With Focus on Partnerships — SAN DIEGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–XLR8America.Net is committed to install 30,000 EV charging ports across the United States by 2027. XLR8 America is impacting the EV charging landscape by creating strategic partnerships with industry leaders, including Atom Power, DG Matrix, Kennedy Power Systems, EVoke Systems, Mavericks Microgrids, and more.
U.S. Access Board Seeks Public Comment on Proposed Rule for Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations
On September 3, the U.S. Access Board published a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) to amend the EV charging regulations and accessibility guidelines for buildings and facilities covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and the Architectural Barriers Act of 1968 (ABA) to specifically address the accessibility of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. This proposed rule provides specifications for the accessibility of EV charging stations, to include the EV charger (including physical and communication access), EV charging space, access aisles, and accessible routes. The public can review the docket and read background documents or comments received on the docket webpage.
“The Access Board seeks the public’s feedback and comments on our proposed rulemaking on EV charging stations. As technology advances, so must our accessibility standards to ensure that Americans with disabilities have equal access to advancements in technology, such as electric vehicles,” remarked Executive Director Sachin Pavithran. “This is an opportunity for the public to engage with the Access Board’s rulemaking, and we look forward to reviewing your public comments as we move our rulemaking efforts forward.”
There are several key regulations in place for EV charging stations in the United States:
Installation, Operation, and Maintenance: Charging stations must meet specific standards for installation, operation, and maintenance. This includes having a minimum number of ports, types of connectors, and payment methods1.
Interoperability: The infrastructure must be interoperable, meaning it should work seamlessly with different types of EVs and charging networks1.
Accessibility: There are requirements to ensure that EV charging stations are accessible to all users, including those with disabilities. This includes provisions for accessible routes and operable parts2.
Data and Connectivity: Charging stations must provide data on their locations, pricing, real-time availability, and accessibility. This information should be accessible through mapping applications1.
Signage: Proper traffic control devices or on-premises signage must be installed in concert with the EV charging infrastructure
BC Hydro is one of the largest electric utilities in Canada. We generate and provide electricity to 95 per cent of British Columbia’s population and serve over four million people. The system includes 35 hydroelectric facilities, 300 substations and over 79,000 kilometers of transmission
and distribution lines. The electricity generated and transmitted to our customers throughout the province has consistently powered B.C.’s economy and quality of life. It is our mission to safely provide our customers with reliable, affordable, clean electricity throughout B.C.
To help support the BC Government’s geographic connectivity target and 2030 mandate, BC Hydro has been tasked with installing EV charging stations every 150km or less on specified roads across the province of British Columbia. BC Hydro will require the supply of power kiosks
for every EV charging station. These power kiosks are intended to distribute and manage electrical power from the grid to BC Hydro’s electrical vehicle charging stations to power Level 2 chargers and DC fast chargers, as well as lighting, communications, etc.
BC Hydro expects to purchase approximately 100-200 power kiosks annually. Please note that this range is an estimate and volumes can change considerably in a given year. For more information on the forecasted demand, refer to “Exhibit C.1 – Forecasted Demand”.
Through this RFP, BC Hydro intends to put in place Contracts with approximately three (3) –five (5) suppliers. The initial term of each Contract is anticipated to be five (5) years. At BC Hydro’s discretion, this may be extended for a period of up to ten (10) years, in any combination, for a total of up to fifteen (15) years. It is BC Hydro’s intent to work with suppliers capable of supplying products based on BC Hydro’s current & future requirements as specified in “Attachment A – Scope of Services”. Suppliers should also be able to provide design customizations as and when required by BC Hydro, or in the event that a standard product is not compatible with BC Hydro’s charging station needs.
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Charge Ready NY 2.0 Equipment and Network Qualification Process NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Post-RFP
Charge Ready NY 2.0 Program NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Post-RFP
Charge Ready NY 2.0 NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Post-RFP
Charge Ready NY 2.0 Equipment and Network Qualification Process NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Post-RFP
Fleet Electrification Consultant MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Post-RFP
DOER PON-ENE-2022-010 LBE Fleet EVSE Deployment MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Post-RFP
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging, Other Power Stations, Related Equipment & Software FLORIDA FLORIDA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION Post-RFP
Request for Proposals-Purchase, Installation, and Operation of Public EV Charging Statiions MASSACHUSETTS LOWELL, CITY OF (MIDDLESEX) Post-RFP
EV Charging Stations in Dunstable and Pepperell MASSACHUSETTS PEPPERELL, TOWN OF (MIDDLESEX) Post-RFP
RFP for Architectural and Engineering Services for Beaumont City Yard CALIFORNIA BEAUMONT, CITY OF (RIVERSIDE) Post-RFP
Request for Information (RFI) NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Post-RFP
Turnkey Public Electric Vehicle Charging Program FLORIDA WEST PALM BEACH, CITY OF (PALM BEACH) Post-RFP
nstall eight (8) total electric vehicle charging stations at two of the Authority’s facilities CALIFORNIA SWEETWATER AUTHORITY Post-RFP
Installation of Multiple EV Charging Stations at Sweetwater Authority Facilities CALIFORNIA SWEETWATER AUTHORITY Post-RFP
Installation of EV Charging Stations for RCEA Network Expansion Project CALIFORNIA REDWOOD COAST ENERGY AUTHORITY Post-RFP
Motor EV Electro Transit Buddy (or Equal) Electric Tram for Niagara Falls State Park NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Post-RFP
PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP FOR CURBSIDE EV CHARGING STATION PROGRAM CALIFORNIA WEST HOLLYWOOD, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Post-RFP
Maryland National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) – Round 1 MARYLAND MARYLAND STATE DEPARTMENTS Post-RFP
Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Post-RFP
Electrical Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Level 2 Charging Stations for NCRDD NEW YORK NIAGARA, COUNTY OF Post-RFP
Networked Electric Vehicle Charging Stations FLORIDA SARASOTA, COUNTY OF Post-RFP
EV CHARGER REPLACEMENT NEW YORK ERIE, COUNTY OF Post-RFP
Design, Construction, Maintenance, Operation of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations VIRGINIA VIRGINIA BEACH, CITY OF (VIRGINIA BEACH CITY) Post-RFP
Design, Construction, Maintenance, Operation of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations VIRGINIA VIRGINIA BEACH, CITY OF (VIRGINIA BEACH CITY) Post-RFP
271078 Seneca Hall Roof Replacement NEW YORK MORRISVILLE STATE COLLEGE (SUNY) Post-RFP
Inyo County Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Network Plan CALIFORNIA INYO, COUNTY OF Post-RFP
EV Charging Infrastructure – 22211 US Highway 19 Clearwater – ARPA FLORIDA PINELLAS, COUNTY OF Post-RFP
Morristown, MN – 2024 Street and Utility Improvement Project (MORRT 175931) MINNESOTA MORRISTOWN, TOWNSHIP OF (RICE) Post-RFP
IFB 10195875 Hazardous Material Sampling and Testing Service CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Post-RFP
Dakota County, MN; Veterans Memorial Greenway (DAKOT 157442) MINNESOTA DAKOTA, COUNTY OF Post-RFP
Electric Vehicle Equipment Installation. MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS BAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Post-RFP
ELECTRIC VEHICLE SHARED FACILITY FEASIBILITY STUDY NEW YORK CAZENOVIA CENTRAL SCH Post-RFP
Public Schools No 210 Cabling Refresh WASHINGTON FEDERAL WAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 210 Post-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA MT. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE Post-RFP
SWITCHGEAR, EV CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Post-RFP
ABB TERRERA 94 DC FAST ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) CHARGERS CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Post-RFP
Purchase of Armored Car for Waco P.D. TEXAS WACO, CITY OF (MCLENNAN) Post-RFP
CHILL-2 Electric Vehicle Chargers at Various Parking Structures CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO, UNIVERSITY OF Post-RFP
BUSD Jonata MS Canopy Repair CALIFORNIA BUELLTON UNION ELEM SCH DIST Post-RFP
BUSD Jonata MS EV Charging Station CALIFORNIA BUELLTON UNION ELEM SCH DIST Post-RFP
RFP 2024-017 Purchase of Vacuum Truck for Streets Department TEXAS WACO, CITY OF (MCLENNAN) Post-RFP
Install EV Charging Infrastructure at Museum WISCONSIN BROWN, COUNTY OF Post-RFP
PORTABLE ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGERS CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO, COUNTY OF Post-RFP
WELLS DAM OVERLOOK CHARGING STATION WASHINGTON DOUGLAS COUNTY PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT 1 Post-RFP
GEM Electric Vehicles with Various Add-Ons VIRGINIA VIRGINIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Post-RFP
SWITCHGEAR, EV CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Source Selection
Germania Park – Phase 4 MINNESOTA MANKATO, CITY OF (BLUE EARTH) Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Plan CALIFORNIA INYO, COUNTY OF Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Plan CALIFORNIA INYO, COUNTY OF Source Selection
Stieg Road Improvements MINNESOTA CORCORAN, CITY OF (HENNEPIN) Source Selection
2024 Park Improvements MINNESOTA MANKATO, CITY OF (BLUE EARTH) Source Selection
Silverstone Systems LLC Switch EV Kit & Trainers WASHINGTON SKAGIT VALLEY COLLEGE Source Selection
MassDOT RFR NATIONAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE (NEVI) PROGRAM PROCUREMENT MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
PW-EV CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE AND ELECTRIC VEHICLE CARSH MINNESOTA RAMSEY, COUNTY OF Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Charger Engineering Services MINNESOTA DULUTH TRANSIT AUTHORITY Source Selection
EV Chargers – Fleet – Government Use CALIFORNIA SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, CITY OF (EL DORADO) Source Selection
EV Chargers Public Component CALIFORNIA SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, CITY OF (EL DORADO) Source Selection
On Site Solar PV System Installation WISCONSIN EDGERTON, CITY OF (ROCK) Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment and Maintenance WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment and Related Services TEXAS HOUSTON-GALVESTON AREA COUNCIL Source Selection
CR 23-184779.EO.Project 10711.EVSE CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Installation, Operation, Maintenance and Management of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA LIVERMORE VALLEY JT UNIFIED SCH DIST Source Selection
MAINTENANCE PLUMBER TRUCK CALIFORNIA NEWPORT MESA UNIFIED SCH DIST Source Selection
Request for Information (RFI) NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Charger Engineering Services MINNESOTA DULUTH TRANSIT AUTHORITY Source Selection
construction of the ELECTRIFICATION OF TRANSPORTATION PHASE 2 ES567 project WASHINGTON BELLINGHAM, CITY OF (WHATCOM) Source Selection
WANTED TO LEASE BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA – Stockton CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
RFP/DOT: RIDE Electric Vehicle Feasibility Study MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
EV Infrastructure MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Copy of Police Package EV VIRGINIA ARLINGTON, COUNTY OF Source Selection
Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Services WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
North Belmont Drive MINNESOTA MANKATO, CITY OF (BLUE EARTH) Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Plan CALIFORNIA INYO, COUNTY OF Source Selection
2023 Electric Vehicle Purchase Re-Bid NEW YORK HASTINGS ON HUDSON, VILLAGE OF (WESTCHESTER) Source Selection
Glacier Parking Lot (P6) Improvements WASHINGTON LEAVENWORTH, CITY OF (CHELAN) Source Selection
Armored Car for Waco P.D TEXAS WACO, CITY OF (MCLENNAN) Source Selection
Utility Demand Response Program Support – Thermostats/Equip TEXAS AUSTIN, CITY OF (TRAVIS) Source Selection
Fleet Electrification & EV Master Plan and City Fleet Policies CALIFORNIA SANTA ANA, CITY OF (ORANGE) Source Selection
EV OUTREACH AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM SUPPORT NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Lease-Leaseback Contract for Canyon Middle School Portable Relocation & EV Charging Station Project CALIFORNIA CASTRO VAL UNIFIED SCH DIST Source Selection
MHD EV Grid Impact and Investment Consultant NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Police Package EV VIRGINIA ARLINGTON, COUNTY OF Source Selection
EV Charging Stations Design, Backup Power Generators and Service Upgrades CALIFORNIA SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, CITY OF (EL DORADO) Source Selection
New Prague, MN – 2024 Street and Utility Improvement Project (NEWPR 173957) MINNESOTA NEW PRAGUE, CITY OF (SCOTT) Source Selection
Faribault County Ditch 52 Improvement MINNESOTA FARIBAULT, COUNTY OF Source Selection
CD 52 Improvement MINNESOTA FARIBAULT, COUNTY OF Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Managed Charging Software WISCONSIN MADISON, CITY OF (DANE) Source Selection
Fleet Electrification and Electric Vehicle Charging Implementation Plan CALIFORNIA LAGUNA BEACH, CITY OF (ORANGE) Source Selection
EV Bookmobile CALIFORNIA RICHMOND, CITY OF (CONTRA COSTA) Source Selection
Millbrae Campus Improvements CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO, CITY AND COUNTY OF (SAN FRANCISCO) Source Selection
Huizenga Park CEI Services FLORIDA FT. LAUDERDALE DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Source Selection
WCC Site Improvements Area III NEW YORK WESTCHESTER, COUNTY OF Source Selection
Stewartville – 2024 Capital Improvement Plan Project (STEWV 173097) MINNESOTA STEWARTVILLE, CITY OF (OLMSTED) Source Selection
Purchase of Jet Rodder Truck TEXAS WACO, CITY OF (MCLENNAN) Source Selection
Jet Rodder Truck TEXAS WACO, CITY OF (MCLENNAN) Source Selection
Purchase of Jet Rodder Truck TEXAS WACO, CITY OF (MCLENNAN) Source Selection
23-181020.OS.EVSE RED BLUFF.Project 10722 CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Downtown Parking Lot, 230801 CALIFORNIA RIALTO, CITY OF (SAN BERNARDINO) Source Selection
DOER RFQ-ENE-2024-013 Expert Regulatory Consulting Services for Electric Rate Case MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Public EV Charging Provider CALIFORNIA ALAMEDA, CITY OF (ALAMEDA) Source Selection
San Rafael Parking Lot Improvements and Solar Panel Installation CALIFORNIA GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE HWY TRANSPORTATION DIST Source Selection
23-179725.OS.EVSE EAST END LOT 052.9015 CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
RFI: Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) NEW YORK CAPITAL DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY Source Selection
Security Systems Maintenance Services CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) NEW YORK CAPITAL DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY Source Selection
Light Duty Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) & Light Duty Gasoline Vehicle Leases (Staggered Lease Terms NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
2023 Electric Vehicle Purchase NEW YORK HASTINGS ON HUDSON, VILLAGE OF (WESTCHESTER) Source Selection
23-179626.OS.EVSE Woodland.Project 7746 CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Zero Emission Vehicle Transition Assessment CALIFORNIA POWAY, CITY OF (SAN DIEGO) Source Selection
DOER RFQ-ENE-2024-014 Expert Regulatory Consulting Services for Natural Gas Proceedings MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
DOER RFQ-ENE-2024-013 Expert Regulatory Consulting Services 02.07.14 MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
PRF74 Energy, Climate Action, and Facility Advisory Services Reopening MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
LCPS WEIGHT ROOM EXPANSIONS AND PRESS BOXES AT DOMINION, HERITAGE, AND POTOMAC FALLS HIGH SCHOOLS VIRGINIA LOUDOUN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Source Selection
Baxter, MN 2024 South Forestview Area Improvements (BAXTE 172114) MINNESOTA BAXTER, CITY OF (CROW WING) Source Selection
South Forestview Area Improvements MINNESOTA BAXTER, CITY OF (CROW WING) Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Charging Station Master Plan CALIFORNIA LA MESA, CITY OF (SAN DIEGO) Source Selection
ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS (REISSUE) FLORIDA DANIA BEACH, CITY OF (BROWARD) Source Selection
Request for BID for Lab Electric Vehicle TEXAS COASTAL BEND COLLEGE Source Selection
EV Chargers for Maintenance CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Source Selection
Apprenticeship and Pre-apprenticeship Clean Energy Training NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
ON-DEMAND TRANSPORTATION SERVICES (REBID) FLORIDA FORT PIERCE, CITY OF (ST LUCIE) Source Selection
EV Infrastructure Project Tracker CALIFORNIA Source Selection
Electrical Vehicle Charging Stations for Central Office TEXAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSING AUTHORITY Source Selection
RFI #23-001 EV Infrastructure CALIFORNIA Source Selection
ELECTRIC VEHICLE SUPPLY EQUIPMENT (EVSE) INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT CALIFORNIA SANTEE ELEM SCH DIST Source Selection
: Soliciting Proposals To Purchase One Hybrid/electric Vehicle For Its Maintenance Department. MASSACHUSETTS FALMOUTH HOUSING AUTHORITY Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) WASHINGTON PORT OF VANCOUVER Source Selection
EV/PHEV LEVEL 1 & 2 CHARGING UNITS CALIFORNIA PALMDALE, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Source Selection
EV Charging Infrastructure Phase I CALIFORNIA FALLBROOK PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT Source Selection
ELECTRIC VEHICLE SUPPLY EQUIPMENT (EVSE) WASHINGTON PORT OF VANCOUVER Source Selection
Groholski Park – Park Development Project WISCONSIN STEVENS POINT, CITY OF (PORTAGE) Source Selection
GROHOLSKI PARK – PARK DEVELOPMENT PROJECT WISCONSIN STEVENS POINT, CITY OF (PORTAGE) Source Selection
Vehicle Grid Integration Program NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
KC Metro — Interim Base Electrification—Painting Trade Partners WASHINGTON Source Selection
EV Shuttle Charger Switchgear CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN VIEW, CITY OF (SANTA CLARA) Source Selection
Huizenga Park Construction Services FLORIDA FT. LAUDERDALE DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Source Selection
Electric Bus Charging Station Infrastructure CALIFORNIA VACAVILLE, CITY OF (SOLANO) Source Selection
Electric Bus Charging Station Infrastructure CALIFORNIA VACAVILLE, CITY OF (SOLANO) Source Selection
Project Number: 10716; Contract Number: 23-178252; CDFW – ELECTRIC VEHICLE SUPPLY EQUIPMENT – GRIZZLY ISLAND; CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE; SOLANO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Audio and Video connectivity network service and materials FLORIDA GAINESVILLE, CITY OF (ALACHUA) Source Selection
SWITCHGEAR,ADD-ON FOR EV CHARGERS AT VALLEY TELECOMM CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Source Selection
DOER RFQ-ENE-2024-008 Green Communities Municipal Decarbonization Planning 12.15.23 MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Scope of work includes maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, adjustment, replacement, installation, and upgrade of Photovoltaic Systems and associated equipment, Energy Storage, Electric Vehicle Charging Stations, and Solar Lighting at various DCR Locations, State Parks, and Recreation Facilities Statewide. MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
ELECTIRC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS NEW YORK HEMPSTEAD, TOWN OF (NASSAU) Source Selection
Zero Emissions Study CALIFORNIA MONTEREY, COUNTY OF Source Selection
Photovoltaic System MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Western New York NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
ON-DEMAND ELECTRIC VEHICLE RIDESHARING SERVICES FLORIDA ISLAMORADA, VILLAGE OF (MONROE) Source Selection
Refrigeration Units CALIFORNIA SUNNYVALE ELEM SCH DIST Source Selection
Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV); 2023 Toyota Rav4 Prime or Equivalent VIRGINIA VIRGINIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Fleet EV Charging Solution CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO, CITY AND COUNTY OF (SAN FRANCISCO) Source Selection
Underhill Garage EV Chargers Installation CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY, UNIVERSITY OF Source Selection
Harford Landing Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (EVCS) CALIFORNIA PORT SAN LUIS HARBOR DISTRICT Source Selection
DOER RFQ-ENE-2024-009 Expert Regulatory Consulting Services 12.14.23 (FINAL) MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Disposal of Computer Equipment MASSACHUSETTS GLOUCESTER, CITY OF (ESSEX) Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
(1) 2023 OR NEWER CHEVY BOLT EV LT CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM, CITY OF (ORANGE) Source Selection
ELECTRIC VEHICLE SUPPLY EQUIPMENT – LEVEL 3 RE-AD NEW YORK NEW YORK, CITY OF (NEW YORK) Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment and Maintenance (EVCEM) WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Construction Management Services for the Construction of Sojourner Truth State Park NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) Fleet Infrastructure Project CALIFORNIA PLACER CO WATER AGENCY Source Selection
Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV)Fleet Infrastructure Project CALIFORNIA PLACER CO WATER AGENCY Source Selection
Chevrolet Blazer EV CALIFORNIA SANTA ANA, CITY OF (ORANGE) Source Selection
MSA Thermal Imaging Camera FLORIDA CLERMONT, CITY OF (LAKE) Source Selection
AUDIO AND VISUAL EQUIPMENT NEW YORK WESTCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE (SUNY) Source Selection
PROJECT – 7135; CDCR ¿ ELECTRIC VEHICLE SUPPLY EQUIPMENT;LANCASTER, LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA; CONTRACT:23-174703 CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
ELECTRIC VEHICLE SUPPLY EQUIPMENT CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
ChargeNY Drive Clean Rebate Program NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
2024 ELECTRIC VEHICLE SUPPLY EQUIPMENT INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT CALIFORNIA SANTEE ELEM SCH DIST Source Selection
ELECTRIC VAN CHARGING STATION TEXAS AMARILLO, CITY OF (POTTER) Source Selection
Highway Garage Vehicle Lifts MASSACHUSETTS METHUEN TOWN, CITY OF (ESSEX) Source Selection
Hydraulic/electric vehicle lift upgrades at the City of Methuen’s Highway yard MASSACHUSETTS METHUEN TOWN, CITY OF (ESSEX) Source Selection
Hydraulic/ electric vehicle lift upgrades MASSACHUSETTS METHUEN TOWN, CITY OF (ESSEX) Source Selection
Highway Yard Hydraulic/Electric Vehicle Lifts\ MASSACHUSETTS METHUEN TOWN, CITY OF (ESSEX) Source Selection
CPA – RCV, REAR LOADER, EV CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Source Selection
EV Transportation Fleet and Infrastructure Study NEW YORK TULLY CENTRAL SCH DIST Source Selection
CR 23-170235.EO.Project 12712.EVSE CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
Project Number: 10705; Contract Number: 23-173170; CHP – Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment – San Diego Area Office; California Highway Patrol, San Diego County, California CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Source Selection
EV CHARGING STATION and BUS SHADE CALIFORNIA EL CENTRO ELEM SCH DIST Source Selection
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure CALIFORNIA OAK GROVE ELEM SCH DIST Source Selection
DISTRICT SERVICES CENTER EV BUS CHARGERS – WIRING PLAN for TEN (10) BUS CHARGERS CALIFORNIA MONTEREY PENINSULA UNIF SCH DIST Source Selection
Notice Inviting Bids – Police Facility Locker Room Renovation Project CALIFORNIA COVINA, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Source Selection
E-rate: Internal Connections WASHINGTON EATONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 404 Post-RFP
E-rate: Data Transmission And/Or Internet Access WASHINGTON EATONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 404 Post-RFP
E-rate: Data Transmission And/Or Internet Access CALIFORNIA CERES UNIF SCH DIST Post-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Program CALIFORNIA BURBANK, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Charger Installation at City Facilities FLORIDA FORT LAUDERDALE, CITY OF (BROWARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
Park Lot-EV Charging Stations Des — Airports Department CALIFORNIA FRESNO, CITY OF (FRESNO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations Infrastructure FLORIDA PALM BEACH, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Municipal EV Chargers MASSACHUSETTS NEWTON, CITY OF (MIDDLESEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) CHARGING CALIFORNIA SANTA CLARA, CITY OF (SANTA CLARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
NSF TECHNOLOGY, INNOVATION, AND PARTNERSHIPS CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
STEM CELL-DERIVED EXOSOMES TO AMELIORATE CHEMOBRAIN CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Coordinated Highway Action Response Team (CHART) MARYLAND MARYLAND STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
1008701 Climate Action Plan Facility Implementation MINNESOTA HENNEPIN, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
NEW AWARD DE-EE0010118 WASHINGTON Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Replacement–VEHICLE/EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENTS WISCONSIN ELKHORN, CITY OF (WALWORTH) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure VIRGINIA BLACKSBURG, TOWN OF (MONTGOMERY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Replacement #105405 2016 Electric Vehicle FLORIDA MELBOURNE, CITY OF (BREVARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
Transportation Electrification WASHINGTON SEATTLE, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electrical Infrastructure Upgrades WASHINGTON SEATTLE, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
Drive Clean Seattle Fleet Electric Vehicle Infrastructure WASHINGTON SEATTLE, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
EDUCATION AND HUMAN RESOURCES MASSACHUSETTS MOUNT WACHUSETT COMMUNITY COLLEGE Forecast Pre-RFP
HOMOGENIZED, ENGINEERED EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES FOR INTRACRANIAL TARGETING CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
DISTRIBUTION LINE EXTENSIONS CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE, CITY OF (RIVERSIDE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Public BH – Install EV Charging Station at G2 for Port WASHINGTON PORT OF BELLINGHAM Forecast Pre-RFP
Improvements BH – Install EV Charging Station at G2 for WASHINGTON PORT OF BELLINGHAM Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Station CALIFORNIA TRUCKEE, CITY OF (NEVADA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Statewide: Electric Vehicle Charging Stations WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
STATEWIDE USING ELECTRIC VEHICLE ONBOARD DATA FOR PAVEMENT QUALITY ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT MINNESOTA MINNESOTA STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
ENGINEERING: National Science Foundation FLORIDA CENTRAL FLORIDA, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
ELECTRIC VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN VIRGINIA VIRGINIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Purchase New Maintenance EV–PUBLIC BUILDINGS MASSACHUSETTS WATERTOWN TOWN, CITY OF (MIDDLESEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Fleet Fuel Management Software Upgrade FLORIDA LARGO, CITY OF (PINELLAS) Forecast Pre-RFP
City of Largo Solar Installation Program FLORIDA LARGO, CITY OF (PINELLAS) Forecast Pre-RFP
Fleet Generator to EV Chargers Interconnection Project CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA, CITY OF (SANTA BARBARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Municipal EV Charging Infrastructure CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA, CITY OF (SANTA BARBARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Ev Infrastructure Countywide NEW YORK SUFFOLK, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charger Installation and Power Upgrades – Police CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Citywide Electric Vehicle Charger Infrastructure CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Charging Stations MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON, CITY OF (SUFFOLK) Forecast Pre-RFP
Comprehensive County plan for Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment–Energy and Sustainability Programs MARYLAND BALTIMORE, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Charging Station Equipment–Energy and Sustainability Programs MARYLAND BALTIMORE, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Charging Stations Design – Gilroy and Randallstown and 10 Joppa – Construction – Equipment–New Buildings, Repair, Renovations, Minor Additions MARYLAND BALTIMORE, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGERS – CITYWIDE NEW YORK NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL Forecast Pre-RFP
INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGERS NEW YORK NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL Forecast Pre-RFP
INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGERS NEW YORK NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL Forecast Pre-RFP
NSF TECHNOLOGY, INNOVATION, AND PARTNERSHIPS TEXAS NORTH TEXAS, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES MINNESOTA MINNESOTA-TWIN CITIES, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
SR-80/US-27 ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) CHARGING PROGRAM – PHASE II FLORIDA PALM BEACH, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure CALIFORNIA PASADENA, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
EXPAND THE NYC CLEAN TRUCK PROGRAM NEW YORK NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL Forecast Pre-RFP
INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGERS – CITYWIDE, FFY 2026. NEW YORK NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Access VIRGINIA WILLIAMSBURG, CITY OF (WILLIAMSBURG CITY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Energy and Sustainability Efforts – Green Fleet Infrastructure CALIFORNIA SANTA CLARA, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
AIRPORT PARKING LOT MAINTENANCE CALIFORNIA SANTA MONICA, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Parking Hybrid Vehicle MASSACHUSETTS NEWBURYPORT, CITY OF (ESSEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
ERIE CO – CHARGE ERIE – CMAQ (1-6) NEW YORK NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
CITYWIDE ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS VIRGINIA ALEXANDRIA, CITY OF (ALEXANDRIA CITY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Chargers CALIFORNIA PETALUMA, CITY OF (SONOMA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Building Demolition and Parking Lot Development MARYLAND RIVERDALE PARK, TOWN OF (PRINCE GEORGES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Vehicle Replacement – Neighborhood Services MARYLAND RIVERDALE PARK, TOWN OF (PRINCE GEORGES) Forecast Pre-RFP
City Hall Campus Charging Stations CALIFORNIA FOLSOM, CITY OF (SACRAMENTO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Creekwalk Phase III (PIN 375710) NEW YORK SYRACUSE, CITY OF (ONONDAGA) Forecast Pre-RFP
ENGINEERING: National Science Foundation FLORIDA FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Forecast Pre-RFP
ENGINEERING: National Science Foundation VIRGINIA VIRGINIA, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
TS21 EFFECTS ON SENESCENCE/SASP IN NEURONS, GLIA AND CELL-SPECIFIC EXOSOMES, AND SPREAD OF PHENOTYPE IN VITRO CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES DERIVED FROM MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS AS AN EFFECTIVE MEDICAL COUNTERMEASURE AGAINST MUSTARD INDUCED OCULAR INJURY TEXAS TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Forecast Pre-RFP
Facility Improvements – Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
County Garage – Americans with Disabilities Act – Public Path of Travel CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure – Main Street & T-Lot CALIFORNIA ORANGE, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY – ENERGY VIRGINIA VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY Forecast Pre-RFP
Replace 2012 4×4 250 Ext. Cab PickUp (ATM FY 2024) MASSACHUSETTS YARMOUTH, TOWN OF (BARNSTABLE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Five Electric Vehicle Charging Stations VIRGINIA VIENNA, TOWN OF (FAIRFAX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Countywide EV Charging Infrastructure -multiple locations CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA CO ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Fire Stations – Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA COSTA MESA, CITY OF (ORANGE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Various Facilities – Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA COSTA MESA, CITY OF (ORANGE) Forecast Pre-RFP
1834 – EV Infrastructure Countywide NEW YORK SUFFOLK, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES WISCONSIN WISCONSIN, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
MECHANISM OF LUPUS LAMIR-122 RIBONUCLEOPROTEIN SORTING INTO BREAST CANCER-DERIVED EXOSOMES CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
ENGINEERING SURFACE COATINGS FOR LOCALIZED DELIVERY OF THERAPEUTIC EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES FLORIDA FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL & MECHANICAL UNIVERSITY Forecast Pre-RFP
SECRETORY MITOPHAGY IN CANCER METABOLIC REPROGRAMMING VIRGINIA GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY Forecast Pre-RFP
NON-APOPTOTIC FUNCTIONS OF CASPASE-3 IN NEURAL DEVELOPMENT CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
FMD – EVSE installation TEXAS HOUSTON, CITY OF (HARRIS) Forecast Pre-RFP
Fleet Fast EV charging WASHINGTON PORT OF SEATTLE Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Chargers for AV Fleet WASHINGTON PORT OF SEATTLE Forecast Pre-RFP
L1788 ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING LOGAN LANDSIDE–Logan Landside MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
CELL-DERIVED EXTRACELLULAR VESICLE MEDIATED EPIGENETIC SILENCING OF HIV IN THE BRAIN VIRGINIA GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY Forecast Pre-RFP
Station 73 Transit Mobility Hub Improvements MINNESOTA PLYMOUTH, CITY OF (HENNEPIN) Forecast Pre-RFP
ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS CALIFORNIA EUREKA, CITY OF (HUMBOLDT) Forecast Pre-RFP
Facilities Electric Vehicle Charging Station Program FLORIDA COCONUT CREEK, CITY OF (BROWARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
Transit Center In-route Charging Station Infrastructure CALIFORNIA SIMI VALLEY, CITY OF (VENTURA) Forecast Pre-RFP
ENGINEERING: National Science Foundation VIRGINIA VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY Forecast Pre-RFP
MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES TEXAS TEXAS AT ARLINGTON-UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Administration Pool Cars MARYLAND TAKOMA PARK, CITY OF (MONTGOMERY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Citywide EV Charging Strategy Upgrade CALIFORNIA HAYWARD, CITY OF (ALAMEDA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Fuel Station/EV Infrastructure FLORIDA FERNANDINA BEACH, CITY OF (NASSAU) Forecast Pre-RFP
406-001: Parking-Technology WISCONSIN EAU CLAIRE, CITY OF (EAU CLAIRE) Forecast Pre-RFP
422-003: Central Equipment-FD Vehicle Replacement WISCONSIN EAU CLAIRE, CITY OF (EAU CLAIRE) Forecast Pre-RFP
MECHANISMS OF EXTRACELLULAR VESICLE BIOGENESIS THAT REGULATE WOUND HEALING CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Car and Charging Station–Town Hall–Facilities – town MASSACHUSETTS IPSWICH, TOWN OF (ESSEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (GA23) MARYLAND ROCKVILLE, CITY OF (MONTGOMERY) Forecast Pre-RFP
BLDG DEPT VEHICLE MASSACHUSETTS IPSWICH, TOWN OF (ESSEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Fleet Electrification Project CALIFORNIA VALLECITOS WATER DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Metrowest Regional Transit Authority – 5339 Competitive 2024 Electric Vehicle (Ev) Infrastructure – Discretionary MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Hampton Facility Non-Revenue Electric Charging Pilot VIRGINIA HAMPTON ROADS TRANSIT Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Readiness Plan VIRGINIA FAIRFAX, CITY OF (FAIRFAX CITY) Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Charging Stations VIRGINIA FAIRFAX, CITY OF (FAIRFAX CITY) Forecast Pre-RFP
COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY-POMONA Forecast Pre-RFP
ASSESSMENT OF FETAL BRAIN HEALTH VIA CIRCULATING EXRNA CARRIERS FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER IN PREGNANCY WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR INTERCELLULAR COMMUNICATION (ASIC) VIRGINIA GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY Forecast Pre-RFP
Centralized Transit Signal Priority (TSP) and Emergency Vehicle Preemption (EVP) VIRGINIA RICHMOND, CITY OF (RICHMOND CITY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Fleet Car Replacement–Building NEW YORK MAMARONECK, TOWN OF (WESTCHESTER) Forecast Pre-RFP
Hybrid and Electric Vehicles WISCONSIN FITCHBURG, CITY OF (DANE) Forecast Pre-RFP
INTEGRATIVE FUNCTIONAL PROFILING OF TUMOR-DERIVED EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES FLORIDA FLORIDA, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Ev Charging Stations And Solar Panels At Headquarters CALIFORNIA MOULTON-NIGUEL WATER DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Environment – EV Charging Stations NEW YORK ULSTER, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
UCAT – Electrification Multimodal Centers NEW YORK ULSTER, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
UCAT – Electric Vehicle (EV) Connections NEW YORK ULSTER, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
CITY OF MANKATO ELECTRIC VEHICLE LEASE FOR MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, MANKATO MINNESOTA MINNESOTA STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
CITY OF LA CRESCENT LEASE ONE ELECTRIC VEHICLE TO REPLACE POLICE CRUISER MINNESOTA MINNESOTA STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
CALIFORNIA, BAJA CALIFORNIA, AND BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR COORDINATION EFFORTS, DATA GATHERING, AND ANALYSIS TO GAIN INSIGHTS INTO VARIOUS ASPECTS OF EV M CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Mequite Road Drainage TEXAS BELTON, CITY OF (BELL) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Charging Stations WASHINGTON BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, CITY OF (KITSAP) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle–Dept of Public Services MASSACHUSETTS PITTSFIELD, CITY OF (BERKSHIRE) Forecast Pre-RFP
CHARGED BY PUBLIC POWER CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
CONSERVATION RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CALIFORNIA KERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Ev Charger Installation At City Facilities FLORIDA FORT LAUDERDALE, CITY OF (BROWARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
Parking Facility Electric Vehicle Charging Stations FLORIDA FORT LAUDERDALE, CITY OF (BROWARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
SCIENCE: National Aeronautics and Space Administration MARYLAND BALTIMORE COUNTY, UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Forecast Pre-RFP
Public Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure WASHINGTON ISSAQUAH, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
Waterman Electric Vehicle Chargers & Parking CALIFORNIA FAIRFIELD, CITY OF (SOLANO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Fleet Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure WASHINGTON ISSAQUAH, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure CALIFORNIA AZUSA, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Maintenance Equipment CALIFORNIA SAN MATEO COUNTY TRANSIT DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure MARYLAND ROCKVILLE, CITY OF (MONTGOMERY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Clean Energy Transportation (Capital Investments Supporting WTA Transit & Climate Action Plan) WASHINGTON BELLINGHAM, CITY OF (WHATCOM) Forecast Pre-RFP
Pioneer Valley Transit Authority – Acquire – Supervisory Vehicles MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Mvrta- Replace (20) 2015 Paratransit Service Ev Vans And Charging Units MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Pioneer Valley Transit Authority – Rehab/Renovate – Maintenance Facility – Umass Bus O&M Facility Installation Of Ev Bus Charging Stations MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Metrowest Rta – Ev – Additional Electrification For Vehicles MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Gatra – Electric Vehicle Charging Stations MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Mvrta- Replace (2) Supervisor Vehicles With Ev Suv’s MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Pioneer Valley Transit Authority – Rehab/Renovate – Maintenance Facility – Northampton Ev Bus Charging Stations Installations MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Metrowest Rta – 5339 Statewide -2024 Ev (Electric Vehicle) Migration MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Pioneer Valley Transit Authority – Rehab/Renovate – Northampton Bus Maintenance Facility Expansion And Ev Depot Charging Design Study MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Gen Gov – Various Facilities EV Charging Infrastructure WASHINGTON ANACORTES, CITY OF (SKAGIT) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Aircraft Support Vehicle & Charging Station MASSACHUSETTS BARNSTABLE, CITY OF (BARNSTABLE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Replacement — Other FLORIDA BROWARD, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations — Other FLORIDA BROWARD, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
City Hall: EV Charging Station WISCONSIN RIVER FALLS, CITY OF (PIERCE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric: Vehicle Fleet WISCONSIN RIVER FALLS, CITY OF (PIERCE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric: Vehicle Charging – Public WISCONSIN RIVER FALLS, CITY OF (PIERCE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle and Charging Infrastructure — Other FLORIDA BROWARD, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Fleet Services Vehicle and Equipment Replacement Program — Other FLORIDA BROWARD, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electrical Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations — Other FLORIDA BROWARD, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Access VIRGINIA WILLIAMSBURG, CITY OF (WILLIAMSBURG CITY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Maintenance and Personal Protective Equipment MINNESOTA ROCHESTER, CITY OF (OLMSTED) Forecast Pre-RFP
Covered Bus Parking, Storage, and Electric Vehicle Charging MINNESOTA ROCHESTER, CITY OF (OLMSTED) Forecast Pre-RFP
Public Works Transit Ops Center & Development Services Infra. Center Electric Vehicle Chargers MINNESOTA ROCHESTER, CITY OF (OLMSTED) Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Bus Charging Expansion MINNESOTA ROCHESTER, CITY OF (OLMSTED) Forecast Pre-RFP
Building Demolition and Parking Lot Development MARYLAND RIVERDALE PARK, TOWN OF (PRINCE GEORGES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Vehicle Replacement – Neighborhood Services MARYLAND RIVERDALE PARK, TOWN OF (PRINCE GEORGES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Substation EV-1 Construction–AVIATION UTILITIES CALIFORNIA OAKLAND, CITY OF (ALAMEDA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations–MARITIME UTILITIES CALIFORNIA OAKLAND, CITY OF (ALAMEDA) Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Charging Expansion @Main Lot and Employee Lots–GROUND ACCESS AND PARKING CALIFORNIA OAKLAND, CITY OF (ALAMEDA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Washington Street EV Chargers–JACK LONDON SQUARE (JLS) CALIFORNIA OAKLAND, CITY OF (ALAMEDA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Bldg & Facility Maint EV Fleet–Transportation Department CALIFORNIA FRESNO, CITY OF (FRESNO) Forecast Pre-RFP
FAX EV Fleet–Transportation Department CALIFORNIA FRESNO, CITY OF (FRESNO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations–Replacements – Buildings and Grounds CALIFORNIA MARIN MUNICIPAL WATER DIST Forecast Pre-RFP
Transit Facility EV Charging Infrastructure CALIFORNIA SAN LUIS OBISPO, CITY OF (SAN LUIS OBISPO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Station2 CALIFORNIA OJAI, CITY OF (VENTURA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle – Public Works Truck CALIFORNIA OJAI, CITY OF (VENTURA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Community EV Charging CALIFORNIA SAN LUIS OBISPO, CITY OF (SAN LUIS OBISPO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Bus Replacements with EV CALIFORNIA SAN LUIS OBISPO, CITY OF (SAN LUIS OBISPO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging City Hall CALIFORNIA OJAI, CITY OF (VENTURA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Cultural Arts District Parking Structure CALIFORNIA SAN LUIS OBISPO, CITY OF (SAN LUIS OBISPO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Trolley and Charging Station ($100K Measure C) CALIFORNIA OJAI, CITY OF (VENTURA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Station at Various Facilities CALIFORNIA SAN LUIS OBISPO, CITY OF (SAN LUIS OBISPO) Forecast Pre-RFP
I-275 AT PINELLAS PARK – ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGER DEPLOYMENT – NEVI FLORIDA PINELLAS, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Citywide Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure FLORIDA TAMPA, CITY OF (HILLSBOROUGH) Forecast Pre-RFP
VARIOUS COUNTIES ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT FOR CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION FOR THE NATIONAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE (NEVI) FORMULA PROGRAM IN C CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure MARYLAND GREENBELT, CITY OF (PRINCE GEORGES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Station Corporate Yard CALIFORNIA MORENO VALLEY, CITY OF (RIVERSIDE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Citywide Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA MORENO VALLEY, CITY OF (RIVERSIDE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure CALIFORNIA MORENO VALLEY, CITY OF (RIVERSIDE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Charging Station Infrastructure at City Facilities CALIFORNIA MORENO VALLEY, CITY OF (RIVERSIDE) Forecast Pre-RFP
24-015 – City Hall Panel Installation for EV Charging Stations–30 – Public Works CALIFORNIA WHITTIER, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
CIRCUIT-LEVEL REGULATION OF SOCIAL AVOIDANCE LEARNING IN CHRONICALLY STRESSED MICE NEW YORK CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK (CUNY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Expand EV Chargers for larger fleet vehicles CALIFORNIA SWEETWATER AUTHORITY Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric – Fleet Electrification CALIFORNIA ROSEVILLE, CITY OF (PLACER) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric – Battery Storage Pilot Project CALIFORNIA ROSEVILLE, CITY OF (PLACER) Forecast Pre-RFP
RCMU EV Charging Station Hub CALIFORNIA RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CITY OF (SAN BERNARDINO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA SAN MARINO, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Charging Stations in City Falility Others CALIFORNIA SAN CARLOS, CITY OF (SAN MATEO) Forecast Pre-RFP
SCE Charge Ready Program CALIFORNIA INDIAN WELLS, CITY OF (RIVERSIDE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA SANTEE, CITY OF (SAN DIEGO) Forecast Pre-RFP
ELECTRICAL VEHICLE CHARGING TEXAS SAN ANTONIO, CITY OF (BEXAR) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Master Plan and Implementation CALIFORNIA TRUCKEE, CITY OF (NEVADA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Maintenance Facility Microgrid/EV Infrastructure Study and Electric Vehicle and Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle Home Charger Program CALIFORNIA PALMDALE, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Truckee Railyard Mobility Hub Phase 2 CALIFORNIA TRUCKEE, CITY OF (NEVADA) Forecast Pre-RFP
THE ROLE OF EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES AS A NOVEL TROPHIC SIGNALING PLATFORM IN NERVOUS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT VIRGINIA VIRGINIA, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Replacement Vehicles FLORIDA VENICE, CITY OF (SARASOTA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations FLORIDA VENICE, CITY OF (SARASOTA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Building Infrastructure and Improvements FLORIDA LEON, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Replacement Vehicles FLORIDA VENICE, CITY OF (SARASOTA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Replacement Vehicles FLORIDA VENICE, CITY OF (SARASOTA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Replacement Vehicles FLORIDA VENICE, CITY OF (SARASOTA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure WISCONSIN MADISON, CITY OF (DANE) Forecast Pre-RFP
PARKING FACILITY ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS FLORIDA FORT LAUDERDALE, CITY OF (BROWARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
EV CHARGER INSTALLATION AT CITY FACILITIES FLORIDA FORT LAUDERDALE, CITY OF (BROWARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
Parking Hybrid Vehicle MASSACHUSETTS NEWBURYPORT, CITY OF (ESSEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Code Enforcement Electric Vehicle (Building Dept)–DPW-Equipment–EQUIPMENT MASSACHUSETTS LONGMEADOW, TOWN OF (HAMPDEN) Forecast Pre-RFP
Vehicle Replacement – Harbor Patrol Dept. (EV or Hybrid) — HP CALIFORNIA VENTURA PORT DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Vehicle Replacement – Maintenance Dept. (2 EV or Plug-in Hybrid in FY23-24) — Maintenance CALIFORNIA VENTURA PORT DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Pat O’ Brien Community Center and New Aquatic Center Solar Energy & Electric Chargers CALIFORNIA SOUTHGATE RECREATION & PARK DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Vehicle Replacement – Courtesy Patrol (EV) — Marina CALIFORNIA VENTURA PORT DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Unit 12 Admin / Engineering Replacement – Electric Vehicle — District Administration / Operations CALIFORNIA SANTA FE IRRIGATION DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
SR 19/US 441/SR 60 “Gap” 16 – EV DCFCS (Phase II) FLORIDA METROPLAN ORLANDO Forecast Pre-RFP
Corporation Yard EVand EV Charging CALIFORNIA GILROY, CITY OF (SANTA CLARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Utility/Inspector Truck\ CALIFORNIA UKIAH, CITY OF (MENDOCINO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Fleet EV Charging Stations FLORIDA TREASURE ISLAND, CITY OF (PINELLAS) Forecast Pre-RFP
Public Works Yard Equipment Canopies + EV Charging Stations FLORIDA TREASURE ISLAND, CITY OF (PINELLAS) Forecast Pre-RFP
ELECTRICAL VEHICLE CHARGING TEXAS SAN ANTONIO, CITY OF (BEXAR) Forecast Pre-RFP
Fleet Purchase – Replace 113 with electric vehicle–Sanitation NEW YORK BETHLEHEM, TOWN OF (ALBANY) Forecast Pre-RFP
GSE EV Charging 11 Gates–San Diego International Airport CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
GSE EV Charging 19 Gates–San Diego International Airport CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Drive Clean Seattle Fleet Electric Vehicle Infrastructure WASHINGTON SEATTLE, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electrical Infrastructure Upgrades WASHINGTON SEATTLE, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
Transportation Electrification WASHINGTON SEATTLE, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
SR 91/SR 50 (Orlando) “Gap” 20 – EV DCFCS (Phase II) FLORIDA METROPLAN ORLANDO Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Charging stations CALIFORNIA EL SEGUNDO, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
FFO Solar Panels/EV Chargers CALIFORNIA MID-PENINSULA REGIONAL OPEN SPACE DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Chargers at City Hall North Parking Lot CALIFORNIA CARSON, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
EVSE for GSE at New T1 – Phase 1b (11 Gates) CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY Forecast Pre-RFP
Bayside Park Parking Lot and Pathway ADA and EV Charging Imp. CALIFORNIA BURLINGAME, CITY OF (SAN MATEO) Forecast Pre-RFP
EVSE for GSE at New T1 – Phase 1a (19 Gates) CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA BURLINGAME, CITY OF (SAN MATEO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Northside Utility Infrastructure – Cargo Development CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY Forecast Pre-RFP
Airside Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY Forecast Pre-RFP
HIPS CELLS DERIVED SKELETAL MUSCLE PROGENITORS AND THEIR EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES FOR TREATMENT OF SARCOPENIA FLORIDA SOUTH FLORIDA, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
SR10(US90)BEAVER ST AT SR23(FCE) INTERSECTION TRUCK PARKING AND EV HUB;PARKING FACILITY;PD & E FLORIDA FLORIDA STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
City Hall Emergency Generators CALIFORNIA DAVIS, CITY OF (YOLO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electrical Panel with EV Chargers Installation FLORIDA PLANTATION, CITY OF (BROWARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
State Street Parking Lot Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA CARLSBAD, CITY OF (SAN DIEGO) Forecast Pre-RFP
State Street Parking Lot Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA CARLSBAD, CITY OF (SAN DIEGO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Program CALIFORNIA BURBANK, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Distribution Master Plan Upgrade Fy 2025-26 CALIFORNIA BURBANK, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
R/V PARK PUBLIC RESTROOM/GREEN SPACE PROJECT AT SURFERS BEACH CALIFORNIA SAN MATEO CO HARBOR DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Downtown Distribution Capacity Upgrade CALIFORNIA BURBANK, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS AND INFRASTRUCTURE NEW YORK WESTCHESTER, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
0000 – EV Charger Upgrades CALIFORNIA GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE HWY TRANSPORTATION DIST Forecast Pre-RFP
CITYWIDE ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS CALIFORNIA LAKE ELSINORE, CITY OF (RIVERSIDE) Forecast Pre-RFP
CITY PARK IMPROVEMENTS CALIFORNIA LAKE ELSINORE, CITY OF (RIVERSIDE) Forecast Pre-RFP
ARTIFICIAL METALLOENZYMES CONTAINING URANYL COFACTORS FOR PHOTOCATALYTIC C-H BOND FUNCTIONALIZATION CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Replacement #105405 2016 Electric Vehicle–Code Compliance FLORIDA MELBOURNE, CITY OF (BREVARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
F150 Truck Replacement (Electric with Charging Station) WISCONSIN VERONA, CITY OF (DANE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charger Installation and Power Upgrades – Police CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Citywide Electric Vehicle Charger Infrastructure CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Hybrid and Electric Vehicles WISCONSIN FITCHBURG, CITY OF (DANE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure NEW YORK ALBANY, CITY OF (ALBANY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Level II & Higher EV Chargers–Development VIRGINIA HOPEWELL, CITY OF (HOPEWELL CITY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Chargers NEW YORK ALBANY, CITY OF (ALBANY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations NEW YORK NASSAU, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Solar and Electric Vehicle Study NEW YORK NASSAU, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
2300 Building – Customer Focused Improvements FLORIDA PALM BEACH, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations Infrastructure FLORIDA PALM BEACH, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Alternative Energy Projects FLORIDA BOCA RATON, CITY OF (PALM BEACH) Forecast Pre-RFP
Bldg & Facility Maint EV Fleet — Transportation Department CALIFORNIA FRESNO, CITY OF (FRESNO) Forecast Pre-RFP
1834 – EV Infrastructure Countywide NEW YORK SUFFOLK, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
FAX EV Fleet — Transportation Department CALIFORNIA FRESNO, CITY OF (FRESNO) Forecast Pre-RFP
DEVELOPING EXTRACELLULAR VESICLE BASED THERAPEUTICS AGAINST PRE-TERM BIRTH THROUGH THE USE OF MATERNAL-FETAL INTERFACE ON A CHIP TEXAS TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Charging Station Upgrade FLORIDA CAPE CANAVERAL, CITY OF (BREVARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric: Vehicle Charging – Public WISCONSIN RIVER FALLS, CITY OF (PIERCE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle FLORIDA KISSIMMEE, CITY OF (OSCEOLA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric: Vehicle Fleet WISCONSIN RIVER FALLS, CITY OF (PIERCE) Forecast Pre-RFP
City Hall: EV Charging Station WISCONSIN RIVER FALLS, CITY OF (PIERCE) Forecast Pre-RFP
VARIOUS COUNTIES SUPPORT COST FOR CALTRANS’ OVERSIGHT ROLE AS PART OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE (NEVI) PROGRAM IN CALIFORNIA. (SCO CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Charging Facilities (Level 3)-MA-cost seems high NEW YORK PEEKSKILL, CITY OF (WESTCHESTER) Forecast Pre-RFP
ENGINEERING: National Science Foundation WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
MVRTA- Replace (20) 2015 Paratransit service EV vans and charging units MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Purchases CALIFORNIA EASTVALE, CITY OF (RIVERSIDE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Pioneer Valley Transit Authority -REHAB/RENOVATE – MAINTENANCE FACILITY – Northampton EV Bus Charging Stations Installations MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
MVRTA- Replace (2) supervisor vehicles with EV SUV’s MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
MetroWest RTA – EV – Additional Electrification for Vehicles MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Pioneer Valley Transit Authority -ACQUIRE – Supervisory VEHICLES MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
GATRA – Electric Vehicle Charging Stations MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Pioneer Valley Transit Authority -REHAB/RENOVATE – MAINTENANCE FACILITY – UMass Bus O&M Facility installation of EV Bus Charging Stations MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
County Wide Vehicle Charging Stations WASHINGTON THURSTON, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Guemes Island Electric Ferry, Shore-Side Facilities, And Terminal Modifications WASHINGTON Forecast Pre-RFP
Airport Station Pedestrian Improvements WASHINGTON Forecast Pre-RFP
Zero Emission Vehicles and Charging Infrastructure CALIFORNIA OTAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Vehicle Electrification Initiative MASSACHUSETTS FRAMINGHAM, TOWN OF (MIDDLESEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Equipment and Vehicle Replacement Program – P&R MASSACHUSETTS FRAMINGHAM, TOWN OF (MIDDLESEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Airport Station Pedestrian Improvements WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
GUEMES ISLAND ELECTRIC FERRY, SHORE-SIDE FACILITIES, AND TERMINAL MODIFICATIONS WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
MECHANISM OF FUNGAL VIRULENCE INHIBITION BY A BACTERIAL PEPTIDE TEXAS TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE-HOUSTON, UNIVERSITY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENTS Pre-RFP
Fleet Fast EV Charging – Construction WASHINGTON PORT OF SEATTLE Pre-RFP
EV Chargers for AV Fleet WASHINGTON PORT OF SEATTLE Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle for Pilot Program–Fleet Management FLORIDA HOMESTEAD, CITY OF (MIAMI-DADE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Downtown Community/Livability WASHINGTON BELLEVUE, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
Vehicle Charging Station Project CALIFORNIA SOLVANG, CITY OF (SANTA BARBARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
EMS Vehicle Replacement WISCONSIN FITCHBURG, CITY OF (DANE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Sfmta – Taxi CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO, CITY AND COUNTY OF (SAN FRANCISCO) Forecast Pre-RFP
EMS Vehicle Replacement – Revised WISCONSIN FITCHBURG, CITY OF (DANE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Ballston Public Parking Garage Floors 1 – 7 VIRGINIA ARLINGTON, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Energy Strategy Program VIRGINIA FAIRFAX, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA LIVERMORE, CITY OF (ALAMEDA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Green Technologies and Innovation CALIFORNIA SAN JOSE, CITY OF (SANTA CLARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure CALIFORNIA PASADENA, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA LIVERMORE, CITY OF (ALAMEDA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Parking: Technology WISCONSIN EAU CLAIRE, CITY OF (EAU CLAIRE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Energy Strategy Program VIRGINIA FAIRFAX, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Fuel and Charging Stations MINNESOTA MINNEAPOLIS, CITY OF (HENNEPIN) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Prgm CALIFORNIA BURBANK, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Parking: Technology WISCONSIN EAU CLAIRE, CITY OF (EAU CLAIRE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Distribution Line Extensions CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE, CITY OF (RIVERSIDE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Climate Action Plan & WTA Transit Plan WASHINGTON BELLINGHAM, CITY OF (WHATCOM) Forecast Pre-RFP
Elkton Conversion of Staff and Public Space MARYLAND CECIL, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Parking: Technology WISCONSIN EAU CLAIRE, CITY OF (EAU CLAIRE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Elkton Conversion of Staff and Public Space MARYLAND CECIL, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Vehicle Charging Stations WASHINGTON PORT OF KALAMA Forecast Pre-RFP
Dca Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure VIRGINIA METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON AIRPORTS AUTHORITY Forecast Pre-RFP
Flt01 – Fuel and Charging Stations MINNESOTA MINNEAPOLIS, CITY OF (HENNEPIN) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Prgm CALIFORNIA BURBANK, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle and Charging Infrastructure–other FLORIDA BROWARD, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Code Enforcement Vehicle Replacement MINNESOTA FRIDLEY, CITY OF (ANOKA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Fridley Civic Campus Systems Optimization MINNESOTA FRIDLEY, CITY OF (ANOKA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (3225) CALIFORNIA PASADENA, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA EUREKA, CITY OF (HUMBOLDT) Forecast Pre-RFP
0000 – Ev Charger Upgrades (Fer-0070) CALIFORNIA GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE HWY TRANSPORTATION DIST Forecast Pre-RFP
Municipal Ev Chargers MASSACHUSETTS NEWTON, CITY OF (MIDDLESEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Airport Parking Lot Maintenance CALIFORNIA SANTA MONICA, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Green Technologies and Innovation CALIFORNIA SAN JOSE, CITY OF (SANTA CLARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure VIRGINIA BLACKSBURG, TOWN OF (MONTGOMERY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations NEW YORK NASSAU, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Prgm CALIFORNIA BURBANK, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Transportation Electrification WASHINGTON SEATTLE, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
Add Ev Stations MASSACHUSETTS WATERTOWN TOWN, CITY OF (MIDDLESEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Pool Vehicles (Ev) NEW YORK MAMARONECK, VILLAGE OF (WESTCHESTER) Forecast Pre-RFP
Ballston Public Parking Garage Floors 1 – 7 VIRGINIA ARLINGTON, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Art Fleet & Equipment Replacement VIRGINIA ARLINGTON, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Install Additional Ev Charging Stations MINNESOTA EDEN PRAIRIE, CITY OF (HENNEPIN) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA SAN MARINO, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA SANTEE, CITY OF (SAN DIEGO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Chargers CALIFORNIA PETALUMA, CITY OF (SONOMA) Forecast Pre-RFP
GS-ev Chargers at County Facilities CALIFORNIA SONOMA, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle (Ev) Charging Program CALIFORNIA BURBANK, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Park Lot-ev Charging Stations Des CALIFORNIA FRESNO, CITY OF (FRESNO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Bus Replacements with Ev CALIFORNIA SAN LUIS OBISPO, CITY OF (SAN LUIS OBISPO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Station at Various Facilities CALIFORNIA SAN LUIS OBISPO, CITY OF (SAN LUIS OBISPO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Chargers CALIFORNIA SAN JOSE, CITY OF (SANTA CLARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Rental Ins. Division Vehicle Replacement MINNESOTA FRIDLEY, CITY OF (ANOKA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Building Ins. Division Vehicle Replacement MINNESOTA FRIDLEY, CITY OF (ANOKA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Planning Division Vehicle Replacement MINNESOTA FRIDLEY, CITY OF (ANOKA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Green Technologies and Innovation CALIFORNIA SAN JOSE, CITY OF (SANTA CLARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Statewide Electric Vehicle (Ev) Charging Infrastructure MINNESOTA MINNESOTA STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Dublin Transit Parking Garage CALIFORNIA ALAMEDA, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Transportation Electrification WASHINGTON SEATTLE, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
Facility Improvements – Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle and Charging Infrastructure–other FLORIDA BROWARD, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (3225) CALIFORNIA PASADENA, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Bass Lake Park & Ride – Phase I CALIFORNIA EL DORADO COUNTY TRANSIT AUTHORITY Forecast Pre-RFP
Clean Energy Transportation WASHINGTON BELLINGHAM, CITY OF (WHATCOM) Forecast Pre-RFP
Installation of Street-surface Markings in Connection with Street Resurfacing or Reconstruction, Installation of Traffic Signals and Other Devices and Appurtenances, and Installation of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure on Streets and Off-street Parking Facilities, All Boroughs. NEW YORK NEW YORK, CITY OF (NEW YORK) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle (Ev) Charging Station Development WASHINGTON SPOKANE, CITY OF (SPOKANE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electrical Vehicle Charging Station(S FLORIDA NORTH BAY VILLAGE, CITY OF (MIAMI-DADE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Solid Waste Electric Vehicle Charging Stations FLORIDA CLEARWATER, CITY OF (PINELLAS) Forecast Pre-RFP
Vehicle Replacement Program FLORIDA COCONUT CREEK, CITY OF (BROWARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Station Program FLORIDA COCONUT CREEK, CITY OF (BROWARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
Various Facilities – Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA COSTA MESA, CITY OF (ORANGE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Mountain View Community Shuttle Ev Charging Units CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN VIEW, CITY OF (SANTA CLARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations NEW YORK NASSAU, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle MASSACHUSETTS PITTSFIELD, CITY OF (BERKSHIRE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (Public Access) CALIFORNIA PORTERVILLE, CITY OF (TULARE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle MASSACHUSETTS PITTSFIELD, CITY OF (BERKSHIRE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Ev Charging Station Upgrade FLORIDA CAPE CANAVERAL, CITY OF (BREVARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
Larkspur Ferry Terminal–0000 – Ev Charger Upgrades CALIFORNIA GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE HWY TRANSPORTATION DIST Forecast Pre-RFP
Ev Charging Stations FLORIDA FERNANDINA BEACH, CITY OF (NASSAU) Forecast Pre-RFP
New Transit and Maintenance Garage – Land Acquisition, Design, and Construction NEW YORK ONEONTA, CITY OF (OTSEGO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle (Ev) Charging Stations Infrastructure FLORIDA PALM BEACH, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Charging Stations MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON, CITY OF (SUFFOLK) Forecast Pre-RFP
Building Ins. Division Vehicle Replacement MINNESOTA FRIDLEY, CITY OF (ANOKA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Rental Ins. Division Vehicle Replacement MINNESOTA FRIDLEY, CITY OF (ANOKA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Planning Division Vehicle Replacement MINNESOTA FRIDLEY, CITY OF (ANOKA) Forecast Pre-RFP
1008701 Climate Action Plan Facility Implementation MINNESOTA HENNEPIN, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle (Ev) Charging Facilities CALIFORNIA SOLVANG, CITY OF (SANTA BARBARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Municipal Ev Chargers MASSACHUSETTS NEWTON, CITY OF (MIDDLESEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Utility Vehicles WISCONSIN ADAMS, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations for County Facilities VIRGINIA LOUDOUN, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charger Program NEW YORK LOCKPORT, CITY OF (NIAGARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Distribution Line Extensions CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE, CITY OF (RIVERSIDE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Solar Lighting 8 Ev Charging Stations CALIFORNIA MENDOCINO, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Chargers CALIFORNIA SAN JOSE, CITY OF (SANTA CLARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle and Charging Infrastructure–other FLORIDA BROWARD, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Green Technologies and Innovation CALIFORNIA SAN JOSE, CITY OF (SANTA CLARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Citywide Electric Vehicle Charging Stations VIRGINIA ALEXANDRIA, CITY OF (ALEXANDRIA CITY) Forecast Pre-RFP
City of Largo Solar Installation Program FLORIDA LARGO, CITY OF (PINELLAS) Forecast Pre-RFP
Statewide Electric Vehicle (Ev) Charging Infrastructure MINNESOTA MINNESOTA STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle (Ev) Charging Stations CALIFORNIA OAKLAND, CITY OF (ALAMEDA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Chargers CALIFORNIA SAN JOSE, CITY OF (SANTA CLARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Green Technologies and Innovation CALIFORNIA SAN JOSE, CITY OF (SANTA CLARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Downtown Community Development Implementation–community Development WASHINGTON BELLEVUE, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
Comprehensive Energy & Sustainability Upgrade CALIFORNIA WEST COUNTY WASTEWATER DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure VIRGINIA BLACKSBURG, TOWN OF (MONTGOMERY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Metrowest RTA/2025 Electric Vehicle Migration MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Metrowest RTA/2026 Electric Vehicle Migration MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Metrowest RTA/2024 Electric Vehicle Migration MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Ev Charging Stations VIRGINIA FAIRFAX, CITY OF (FAIRFAX CITY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA EDEN TOWNSHIP HEALTH CARE DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle (Ev) Charging Station Development WASHINGTON SPOKANE, CITY OF (SPOKANE) Forecast Pre-RFP
New Transit and Maintenance Garage – Land Acquisition, Design, and Construction NEW YORK ONEONTA, CITY OF (OTSEGO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Parking: Technology WISCONSIN EAU CLAIRE, CITY OF (EAU CLAIRE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Ev Charging Infrastructure CALIFORNIA ORANGE, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure – Main Street & T-lot CALIFORNIA ORANGE, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Flt01 – Fuel and Charging Stations MINNESOTA MINNEAPOLIS, CITY OF (HENNEPIN) Forecast Pre-RFP
Police Replacement Electric Hybrid Vehicle & Charging Station NEW YORK CROTON ON HUDSON, VILLAGE OF (WESTCHESTER) Forecast Pre-RFP
Fire Prevention Officer Vehicle MASSACHUSETTS LITTLETON, TOWN OF (MIDDLESEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Ev Infrastructure CALIFORNIA PLACER CO WATER AGENCY Forecast Pre-RFP
Five Electric Vehicle Charging Stations VIRGINIA VIENNA, TOWN OF (FAIRFAX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Vehicle Replacement – Maintenance Dept. (Ev)–Maintenance CALIFORNIA VENTURA PORT DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Facility Improvements – Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Ev Infrastructure Countywide NEW YORK SUFFOLK, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Ev Charger Installation at City Facilities FLORIDA FORT LAUDERDALE, CITY OF (BROWARD) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Chargers -Internal Accessibility VIRGINIA ARLINGTON, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Chargers -Public Accessibility VIRGINIA ARLINGTON, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Park Lot-ev Charging Stations Des–airports Department CALIFORNIA FRESNO, CITY OF (FRESNO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Ev Charging Stations–campus Facilties WASHINGTON MONROE, CITY OF (SNOHOMISH) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (Public Access) CALIFORNIA PORTERVILLE, CITY OF (TULARE) Forecast Pre-RFP
Add EV Stations–ADMINISTRATION MASSACHUSETTS WATERTOWN TOWN, CITY OF (MIDDLESEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle and Charging Infrastructure–other FLORIDA BROWARD, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Ev Charging St & Oth Grn Tech MARYLAND ANNE ARUNDEL, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
40-02 Electric Vehicle Infrastructure CALIFORNIA WEST HOLLYWOOD, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations CALIFORNIA SANTA MARIA, CITY OF (SANTA BARBARA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric – Fleet Electrification CALIFORNIA ROSEVILLE, CITY OF (PLACER) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Chargers CALIFORNIA PETALUMA, CITY OF (SONOMA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Airport Parking Lot Maintenance CALIFORNIA SANTA MONICA, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations–Streets Department WISCONSIN HARTFORD, CITY OF (WASHINGTON) Forecast Pre-RFP
Ev Charging Station Replacement CALIFORNIA DEL MAR, CITY OF (SAN DIEGO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure CALIFORNIA PASADENA, CITY OF (LOS ANGELES) Forecast Pre-RFP
Fuel and Charging Stations MINNESOTA MINNEAPOLIS, CITY OF (HENNEPIN) Forecast Pre-RFP
Transportation Electrification WASHINGTON SEATTLE, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
Clean Energy Transportation (Capital Investments Supporting WTA Transit & Climate Action Plan) WASHINGTON BELLINGHAM, CITY OF (WHATCOM) Forecast Pre-RFP
Citywide EV Charging Strategy Upgrade (NEW)–FLEET MANAGEMENT – ELECTRIC VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE CALIFORNIA HAYWARD, CITY OF (ALAMEDA) Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Charging Station CALIFORNIA OLIVENHAIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
EV Charging Station CALIFORNIA OLIVENHAIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (GA23) MARYLAND ROCKVILLE, CITY OF (MONTGOMERY) Forecast Pre-RFP
Cdd: Transportation – Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure MASSACHUSETTS CAMBRIDGE, CITY OF (MIDDLESEX) Forecast Pre-RFP
Transportation Electrification WASHINGTON SEATTLE, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
Drive Clean Seattle Fleet Electric Vehicle Infrastructure WASHINGTON SEATTLE, CITY OF (KING) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations CALIFORNIA OAKLAND, CITY OF (ALAMEDA) Forecast Pre-RFP
Access Transportation Electric Vehicle Pilot Standalone WASHINGTON KING, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Des Fmd Ev Plan Charge Station Standalone WASHINGTON KING, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Wtd Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Standalone WASHINGTON KING, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Program Budget Programmatic WASHINGTON KING, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Solid Waste Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Standalone WASHINGTON KING, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Non-Revenue Vehicle Replcement 202324 Standalone WASHINGTON KING, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
R/V PARK PUBLIC RESTROOM/GREEN SPACE PROJECT AT SURFERS BEACH CALIFORNIA SAN MATEO CO HARBOR DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
Zero Emission Vehicles and Charging Infrastructure CALIFORNIA OTAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT Forecast Pre-RFP
60′ Battery-Electric Bus (EV Bus) Pilot–Fleet CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO, CITY AND COUNTY OF (SAN FRANCISCO) Forecast Pre-RFP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations for County Facilities VIRGINIA LOUDOUN, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
Building General Maintenance And Renovations FLORIDA LEON, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
EXPAND THE NYC CLEAN TRUCK PROGRAM NEW YORK NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL Forecast Pre-RFP
INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGERS – CITYWIDE, FFY 2026 NEW YORK NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL Forecast Pre-RFP
INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGERS – CITYWIDE, FFY 2025 NEW YORK NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL Forecast Pre-RFP
INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGERS – CITYWIDE, FFY 2024 NEW YORK NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL Forecast Pre-RFP
INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGERS – CITYWIDE, FFY 2027 NEW YORK NEW YORK METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL Forecast Pre-RFP
Evse For Gse At New T1 – Phase 1A (19 Gates) CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY Forecast Pre-RFP
Evse For Gse At New T1 – Phase 1B (11 Gates) CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY Forecast Pre-RFP
MUNICIPAL EV CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
NATIONAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE FORMULA PROGRAM MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
National Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Program MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Municipal Electric Vehicle & Charging Infrastructure Program MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENTS Forecast Pre-RFP
Solar lighting & EV Charging Stations CALIFORNIA MENDOCINO, COUNTY OF Forecast Pre-RFP
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FHWA Announces RFI on Updating Federal Standards for EV Charging
As part of the Biden-Harris Administration’s work to build out a convenient, reliable, and made-in-America national network of electric vehicle (EV) chargers, on Wednesday FHWA announced a Request for Information (RFI) to solicit feedback from stakeholders on updating FHWA’s minimum standards and requirements for electric vehicle EV charging stations to allow for new technology and continued innovation. The RFI focuses on the types of connectors used at federally-funded EV chargers. Current federal requirements allow for alternative types of connectors on all federally-funded DC Fast Chargers so long as there is also a Combined Charging System (CCS) connector. However, in December 2019, the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Internationalstandardized the North American Charging Standard connector as standardization J3400TM, making it possible for any supplier or manufacturer to use, manufacture, and deploy the NACS connector. Many automakers have announced they will adopt this connector standard on vehicles beginning in 2025, with adapters available for current owners as soon as spring 2024. The RFI will help inform how FHWA can best incorporate new technologies and innovations like J3400TM into its minimum standards and requirements for federally funded EV charging stations, continuing to ensure that the national EV charging network serves consumers well now and into the future.
Through the RFI, in coordination with the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation and the Department of Energy, FHWA is seeking information in several key areas: (1) expectations surrounding market availability for J3400 within EVs and EV chargers, (2) technical compatibility of J3400 with existing regulations, (3) considerations regarding challenges and benefits of the implementation of J3400 at charging stations, (4) market demands for the continued availability of Combined Charging System (CCS) and J1772 connectors, and (5) potential options for performance-based standards that can reduce the need for future regulatory updates or changes as technology evolves. Comments must be received on or before April 5, 2024. Instructions for submitting comments can be found in the Federal Register Notice. Federal agencies will seek additional feedback from stakeholders on electrified heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs) later this year. Read more about Administration’s work to create a national network of EV chargers here.
Sincerely,
Christine D. Bernat
Associate Director, Standards Facilitation | American National Standards Institute
25 West 43 Street, 4th Floor | New York, NY 10036 U.S.A.
Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT).
ACTION:
Notice; request for information (RFI).
SUMMARY:
The FHWA issued regulations establishing minimum standards and requirements for certain electric vehicle (EV) chargers. Subsequent to the publication of this final rule, the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) published a Technical Information Report for a new connector standard, known as J3400, which multiple automakers have announced an intention to adopt in the coming years. To ensure the effective implementation of programs that are subject to the minimum standards and requirements and to inform a potential update to the minimum standards, FHWA, in coordination with the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation, is seeking additional information in five areas: on the expectations surrounding market availability for J3400 within EVs and EV chargers; on the technical compatibility of J3400 with existing regulations and safety considerations; on considerations regarding challenges and benefits of the implementation of J3400 at charging stations; on market demands for the continued availability of Combined Charging System (CCS) and J1772 connectors; and potential options for performance-based standards that can reduce the need for future regulatory updates or changes as technology evolves.
DATES:
Comments must be received on or before April 5, 2024. Late-filed comments will be considered to the extent practicable.
It’s clear that the “future” of EV charging is approaching quickly. The number of public EV charging stations around the world grew by 37% in 2021 to bring the total number of charge points to 1.8 million worldwide. The U.S., which lags behind other regions of the world in public EV charging infrastructure, is now on the brink of widespread implementation. The 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act includes $7.5 billion in funding for 500,000 more public EV charging stations by 2030. And the timing appears right: EV sales in the U.S. increased by 65% in 2022.
To U.S. consumers, whether they drive EVs or not, charging stations are becoming familiar fixtures. These stations, which stand alone or are built into structures, include necessary cables, connectors, touchscreens, and displays to enable drivers to plug and charge. However, expect the future of EV charging to bring changes as more consumers purchase EVs, rely on them for longer trips, and encounter various challenges.
The Future of EV Charging Will Be All About Timing
When demand increases, speed and throughput will become more of a concern as drivers line up to charge. The rate of EV charging depends on several factors, such as how much charge the battery currently has, battery sizes, and battery age. However, in general, a level 3 DC fast charger can add 200 miles of range in about 30 minutes, and a level 2 charger, such as those found in parking garages or workplace parking lots, takes about an hour to add 25 miles of range. The future of EV charging will bring more public chargers and processes optimized to allow drivers to get back on the road as quickly as possible and keep queues short.
The future of EV charging will certainly also usher in new etiquette rules, i.e., don’t park in a charging space when you aren’t charging, promptly move your vehicle when charging is complete, and put the connector back on the station to prevent damage. The future may even include tech solutions that help to enforce procedures to provide good experiences for everyone.
EV Charging Isn’t Just a Fair-Weather Activity
The future of EV charging will also ensure that drivers can charge in any weather conditions. Weather can impact charging time. A Consumer Reports study found that range can decrease by up to 25% at -10 degrees F. Basically, batteries work because of an electrochemical reaction that is slower in colder temperatures. Additionally, charging is less effective when temperatures dip. The Idaho National Laboratory study determined that an EV battery added 36% less energy at 32 degrees compared to charging for the same amount of time at 77 degrees. Innovators will address this challenge to ensure that charging is efficient and all components, from cables, connectors, payment devices, and displays, are rugged enough to keep performing in weather extremes and drivers aren’t stranded in cold weather.
Drivers Want Safe. Comfortable Use of Their Time
Now, it’s common to see EV charging stations in a corner of a parking lot with easy electrical access, but not necessarily close to buildings, restrooms, amenities, or even lighting. Drivers that must charge their vehicles away from home will need a safe place to do so where they have access to accommodations they need. Planners and EV charging station providers will choose future locations with this in mind.
Businesses Seize the Opportunity for Digital Advertising
Charging takes time, and the display on an EV charging station is an opportunity to engage drivers. Charging stations with digital displays capable of supporting multimedia ads can entertain, inform, or engage while drivers charge their vehicles.
The Detroit Free Press reports that locating advertising-supported chargers in highly visible places near shopping, dining, or entertainment is a “triple win.” Customers can charge at lower fees, advertisers get exposure, and businesses can enhance customer experiences and increase traffic with a charger available to their customers.
Regulators Focus on EV Charging
Now, the focus of government leaders is on ensuring that EV charging infrastructure can meet demand. But the future of EV charging will include regulating this activity and protecting consumers. For example, The Federal Highway Administration recently established a rule for minimum standards for interoperability of EV charging infrastructure, traffic control devices, network connectivity, locations, pricing, real-time availability, and accessibility.
As the future of EV charging unfolds, charging station providers will need to adapt and innovate continually to ensure that their solutions comply as rules and laws are enacted.
Stay Tuned
While there’s no way to know for sure how the future of EV charging will take shape, infrastructure will certainly grow, planners and providers must find ways to overcome challenges to make charging safe, efficient, and accessible, and businesses will explore ways to take advantage of the opportunity to engage consumers while they charge.
Ingenico is working with innovators to make payments simple for drivers, forming partnerships to optimize EV charging station functionality, and networking to stay informed of trends in the industry. Want a partnership that will help you stay on the cutting edge? Contact us.
The following video illustrates a typical hack for sniffing credentials from an ATM. Pretty easy stuff.
Now for Question and Answer
EV Charging Stations and their arguments that only tap to pay (Contactless) should be the only form of payment terminal. It is so wrong on so many levels. Nor is it (the most secure way of payment). The hacks on tap and cellphone-sucking tech has really advanced.
I just read a 2019 Techcrunch article punching the pay on tap thing and while it seems rational, it is not a solution, it is just another trendy way to pay.
Petro stations have to use card and keypad readers and so should EV charging (thank Nevi) for requiring them. So if anyone can enlighten me as to how tap to pay is the safest way for EV charging stations is the answer, watch the video and tell me why fraudsters would not do the very same thing.
Further, Tactile PIN is still a thing and I assure you blind people who hire their drivers would appreciate it if using debit which too is a requirement.
The Access-board is putting their NPRM on EV Charging rules for ADA adoption this sept 2023. It would be good for EV charging MFG to step up and get the ADA right from the start. To this day, I have not seen any EV charging enter thought into accessibility.
The private key/certificate used by the card to sign the transaction is never transmitted during the transaction and cannot be accessed. The private key/certificate is protected and encrypted on the card itself and the merchant does not receive sensitive data. Instead, a hash/encrypted number is passed to the reader. It’s never in the clear like it is on a mag strip so contactless skimming attacks are largely unfruitful. A rouge contactless reader like the one in the video would need to be attached to a legitimate merchant account that is doing fraudulent transactions for a fraudster to get any money. This is one of the reasons that there are many steps and security checks to get through to open a merchant account. If a fraudster was successful at opening a merchant account it wouldn’t be very long before it was flagged for fraud and closed and the cardholder would be insured for any losses. There are also limits on the value of contactless transactions set by the card issuer which can also be further curtailed from their by the processor based on risk.
I do agree though that EV charging should be fully equipped for chip and contactless capability, and PIN entry for when it is required.
Now we get to see how everything shakes out. With Ford and GM announcing support for Tesla charging connector standard, will that be enough for Tesla to “corner the market”? By contrast it is somewhat similar to Dell and Lenovo suddenly announcing they will focus on Apple IoS systems. In any case federal subsidies are in play and the Biden administration favors the CCS open standard. They did modify their Tesla support conditions that as long as CCS connectors provided, then Tesla charging stations will be eligible for federal funding. Shades of Betamax and VHS all over.
CharIN Response: From June 12 (Reuters) – CharIN, the industry body promoting the Combined Charging System (CCS) standard to power electric vehicles, said on Monday Tesla’s (TSLA.O) charging model is not a standard yet and does not provide an open charging ecosystem for the industry.
CharIN said it will convene a task force with the goal of submitting NACS, which was formerly Tesla’s propriety, to the standardization process.
It added that an open standardization process will go through a peer review process and interested parties will be able to contribute to development of the standard.
Charging equipment makers Blink Charging (BLNK.O), ChargePoint (CHPT.N) and Tritium (DCFC.O) said they will offer NACS as a connector option along with CCS in their charger offerings.
EV Charger Companies:
June 12 (Reuters) – Electric vehicle charging companies are cautiously embracing Tesla’s (TSLA.O) charging technology as the main U.S. standard, mere days after Ford (F.N) and GM (GM.N) said they were adopting it, but questions remained about how any interoperability would work.
The rare agreements between Tesla Inc and each of the two U.S. automakers, who among them control more than 60% of the country’s EV market, is likely to give top billing to Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS). Tesla shares rose 2.2% on Monday.
That puts companies, including ChargePoint (CHPT.N), EVgo Inc (EVGO.O) and Blink Charging Co (BLNK.O), in danger of losing out on customers if they offer only Combined Charging System (CCS), the rival standard that the Biden administration has favored.
Mixed Message From CharIN?
From TechCrunch – CharIN said Monday during the 36th Electric Vehicle and Symposium in Sacramento that while it “stands behind” CCS it also supports the “standardization” of NACS. CharIN isn’t giving an unabashed endorsement. It is, however, acknowledging that some of its members in North America are interested in adopting Tesla’s charging tech and said it will create a task force with the goal of submitting NACS to the standardization process.
For any technology to become a standard it must go through a due process in a standards development organization such as ISO, IEC, IEEE, SAE and ANSI, the organization noted in a press release.
The comments are a reversal from last week when CharIN said diverging from the CCS standard would hamper the global EV industry’s ability to thrive. It also cautioned, at the time, that the use of adapters, which GM and Ford will sell to give current EV owners access to the Tesla Supercharging network, could lead to poor handling and increased damage of charging equipment and potential safety issues.
Road And Track Makes Some Good Points
Tesla designs its charging stations as a single integrated system with its cars, whereas EV charging networks like Electrify America or EVgo buy their stations from third-party makers. In the early days, no one company could supply high volumes of stations, so Electrify America had to use stations from four separate vendors: ABB, BTC Power, Efacec, or Signet. (EA is now in the process of designing its own stations and slimming down its roster of suppliers; Efacec is already gone, due to unreliability and difficult of servicing.)
Tesla knows its cars, their owners, and the credit card the owner provided, so billing happens on the back end. But a charging network open to all EVs may have no idea who or what just plugged in. The network has to ensure the user has a valid method of payment, whether it’s free hours provided by the carmaker to EV buyers or the more customary driver’s credit card.
Which Cars Support EV and How Much Are They (at least in California)?
Nice being able to afford a Tesla but do your neighbors drive a Tesla or do they drive a Honda or Toyota? We liked this breakdown the other day.
New battery rules went into effect in April that lowered the credit of the Model 3 Standard Range Rear Wheel Drive and Long Range All-Wheel Drive to $3,750. Tesla last week on its website said that all versions of the Model 3 again qualify for the full credit. The government confirmed the change on its fueleconomy.gov website.
A Model 3 starts at $40,240 and the price may fall to $25,240 when the $7,500 federal tax credit and another $7,500 from the California tax rebate kick in, depending on income and other requirements. Toyota’s Camry is listed at $26,320 and higher.
The subsidy change, along with aggressive discounts, should help Tesla prop up sales of its mainstay Model 3, whose demand has been weighed down by a major revamp this year, economic uncertainty and increasing competition.
Companies Positioned to Profit
Without a doubt that company looks to be Panasonic. They must be a bit giddy over the prospect of Ford and GM entering their foodchain. Next up Toyota, Honda and Hyundai…
HiEV Charger, an LG Affiliated Company, Has Unveiled Its New Portfolio of Convenient and Reliable Electric Vehicle Chargers
SEOUL, May 25, 2023 — LG Electronics (LG) is expanding its electric vehicle (EV) charger solutions business, a move expected to solidify further the company’s position in the fast-growing EV charger segment. LG held a ceremony yesterday to celebrate the commencement of EV charger products manufactured by HiEV Charger (formerly known as AppleMango). HiEV Charger, an EV charging solution company, was acquired by LG, GS Energy and GS Neotek in 2022.
LG EV Charging Stations
LG EV Charging Stations
HiEV Charger unveiled its product portfolio during the ceremony, which features four different chargers: two 7kW models (wall-mounted and stand-type) and two fast-charging models (100kW and 200kW). All of the new products offer convenient installation and are suitable for use in multiple environments, such as homes, office buildings and a diverse range of other commercial facilities.
The newly introduced EV chargers boast an array of safety-enhancing features. In addition to being water- and dust-resistant, the chargers are equipped with functions designed to provide electrical and thermal protection throughout the charging process. The new chargers also have a slim depth that supports the efficient use of space, while the inclusion of two connectors means two EVs can be charged simultaneously. Simple management is provided through features like connector lock detection and remote updates.
By combining its know-how and technical prowess from the B2C and B2B sectors, LG is able to deliver differentiated solutions and enhanced customer experiences. The company’s well-established capabilities in manufacturing, quality control, after-sales service and supply chain management create the foundation necessary to achieve sustained success in the EV charging solution business. Looking beyond the domestic market, LG is currently planning EV charging product launches and related collaborations in countries around the world.
The global EV charging market is expected to grow to USD 186 billion by 2030, according to Roland Berger, a global management consulting firm. The market expansion is being driven by several factors, including the ongoing implementation of regulations aimed at protecting the environment, and the continuous progress of vehicle electrification.
“The start of EV charger production marks a significant milestone for LG, propelling us on a journey to becoming a total EV charging solutions provider,” said Suh Heung-kyu, vice president and head of the Electric Vehicle Charging business division of LG Electronics Business Solutions Company. “We will focus on delivering convenient and fast EV charging solutions for EV owners and differentiated EV charging solutions offering diverse form factors and new services for our valued partners.”
The convenience retailer has 650 electric vehicle chargers at 95 of its stores. From Convenience Stores
In brief Summary
Two million sessions and counting
Early adopter – started in 2012
700 stores
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“With nearly 700 stores across Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina and Ohio, Sheetz has an established infrastructure with plans to expand our electric vehicle charging network in the future,” said Trevor Walter, vice president of petroleum supply management at Sheetz.
“Our goal at Sheetz has always been to be the ultimate one-stop-shop, to help customers to refuel – or recharge – your car and refresh your body. With the market for electric vehicles gaining popularity, Sheetz is committed to building a network now for the future needs of our customers,” he said.
Just a reminder that comments on the draft ANSI EVSP Roadmap of Standards and Codes for Electric Vehicles at Scale are due May 1. Instructions follow below for submitting comments. Thanks.
New York, March 31, 2023: The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) released today for public review and comment a draft of the Roadmap of Standards and Codes for Electric Vehicles at Scale developed by the Institute’s Electric Vehicles Standards Panel (EVSP). The roadmap identifies key safety, performance, and interoperability issues; notes relevant published and in-development standards; and makes recommendations to address gaps in codes and standards. This includes recommending pre-standardization research and development (R&D) where needed. It also proposes prioritized timeframes for when standardization work should occur and standards developing organizations (SDOs) or others that may be able to lead such work. Working groups have been developing the draft roadmap since a kickoff event held in June 2022.
The request for comment specifically invites comments that represent critical revisions and needed clarifications on the roadmap content. Comments on the draft roadmap may be submitted to [email protected]by close of business on Monday, May 1, 2023. Use of the comment form (see below) is required to better manage and review comments. The EVSP working groups are currently on hiatus and will reconvene in May to address the comments submitted and finalize the document for publication by the end of June 2023. While all comments are welcome, the EVSP reserves the right to hold disposition of comments in reserve for a future iteration of the document if they cannot be addressed within the time available. This might include, for example, comments on the document’s organization, or issues not addressed.
The draft roadmap and related materials may be downloaded as follows:
Comment Form (required)(Excel file). When accessing the comment form, you may be prompted for credentials; just hit “Cancel” one or more times to download and open the document
Building on ANSI EVSP roadmaps developed in the 2011-14 timeframe, the draft document seeks to describe the current and desired future standardization landscape that will support and facilitate EVs at scale. The roadmap’s primary focus is on light duty, on-road plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) that are recharged via a connection to the electrical grid, as well as the supporting charging infrastructure needed to power them. Medium and heavy-duty EVs are also covered. Topics covered include standards to address high power DC charging, storage (i.e., microgrid, distributed energy resource management systems) integrated with DC charging, vehicle grid integration, high power scalable/interoperable wireless charging, and vehicle-oriented systems. The broad target audience includes vehicle manufacturers, entities that will be installing and operating charging infrastructure; SDOs; U.S. federal, state, and municipal government agencies; electric utilities; and others.
To advance the Biden Administration’s goal for a clean energy future, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy (EERE) Vehicle Technologies Office (VTO) issued a June 2021 lab call funding opportunity announcement. The lab call included a pillar on codes and standards with the goal to “identify and address challenges and barriers to the integration of EVs@Scale charging with the grid created by uncoordinated development of codes and standards and the rapid advances in vehicle and charging technologies.” An EVs@Scale lab consortium was formed in response with Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) as the lead lab for the codes and standards pillar supported by other national labs. The consortium committed to develop a 2022 roadmap like earlier roadmaps developed by the ANSI EVSP.
The EVs@Scale effort supports funding initiatives associated with deploying a nationwide EV charging infrastructure, including the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program, which provides $5 billion in Federal money to that end. As part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the Federal Highway Administration was directed to release a set of minimum standards and requirements for the implementation of the NEVI program. The NEVI Final Rule was issued on February 28, 2023, and appropriate references are included in the EVSP roadmap.
ANSI serves as administrator and coordinator of the U.S. private-sector voluntary standardization system. As a neutral facilitator, the Institute has a successful track record of convening stakeholders from the public and private sectors to define standardization needs for emerging technologies and to address national and global priorities. The ANSI EVSP is a cross-sector coordinating body whose objective is to foster coordination and collaboration on standardization matters among public- and private-sector stakeholders to enable the safe, mass deployment of electric vehicles and associated infrastructure in the United States with international coordination, adaptability, and engagement.
The ANSI EVSP does not develop standards. Rather, it serves as a forum for facilitating coordination among SDOs and others. ANSI’s facilitation of the EVSP is supported in part by VTO/ANL and UL Standards & Engagement.
“Standards and related conformity assessment programs have an important role to play in advancing electric vehicle technologies. ANSI invites all affected stakeholders, regardless of geographic location, to review the draft roadmap and make their views known,” said S. Joe Bhatia, ANSI president and CEO.
For more information, visit the EVSP webpage www.ansi.org/evsp or reach out to ANSI staff: Jim McCabe, senior director, standards facilitation ([email protected]; 212-642-8921), or Christine Bernat, associate director, standards facilitation ([email protected]; 212-642-8919).
About ANSI
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is a private non-profit organization whose mission is to enhance both the global competitiveness of U.S. business and the U.S. quality of life by promoting and facilitating voluntary consensus standards and conformity assessment systems, and safeguarding their integrity. Its membership is comprised of businesses, professional societies and trade associations, standards developers, government agencies, and consumer and labor organizations.
The Institute represents and serves the diverse interests of more than 270,000 companies and organizations and 30 million professionals worldwide. ANSI is the official U.S. representative to the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and, via the U.S. National Committee, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). For more information, visit www.ansi.org.
New York, March 31, 2023: The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) released today for public review and comment a draft of the Roadmap of Standards and Codes for Electric Vehicles at Scale developed by the Institute’s Electric Vehicles Standards Panel (EVSP). The roadmap identifies key safety, performance, and interoperability issues; notes relevant published and in-development standards; and makes recommendations to address gaps in codes and standards. This includes recommending pre-standardization research and development (R&D) where needed. It also proposes prioritized timeframes for when standardization work should occur and standards developing organizations (SDOs) or others that may be able to lead such work. Working groups have been developing the draft roadmap since a kickoff event held in June 2022.
Comments Invited by May 1, 2023
The request for comment specifically invites comments that represent critical revisions and needed clarifications on the roadmap content. Comments on the draft roadmap may be submitted to [email protected]by close of business on Monday, May 1, 2023. Use of the comment form (see below) is required to better manage and review comments. The EVSP working groups are currently on hiatus and will reconvene in May to address the comments submitted and finalize the document for publication by the end of June 2023. While all comments are welcome, the EVSP reserves the right to hold disposition of comments in reserve for a future iteration of the document if they cannot be addressed within the time available. This might include, for example, comments on the document’s organization, or issues not addressed.
The draft roadmap and related materials may be downloaded as follows:
Comment Form (required)(Excel file). When accessing the comment form, you may be prompted for credentials; just hit “Cancel” one or more times to download and open the document
Building on ANSI EVSP roadmaps developed in the 2011-14 timeframe, the draft document seeks to describe the current and desired future standardization landscape that will support and facilitate EVs at scale. The roadmap’s primary focus is on light duty, on-road plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) that are recharged via a connection to the electrical grid, as well as the supporting charging infrastructure needed to power them. Medium and heavy-duty EVs are also covered. Topics covered include standards to address high power DC charging, storage (i.e., microgrid, distributed energy resource management systems) integrated with DC charging, vehicle grid integration, high power scalable/interoperable wireless charging, and vehicle-oriented systems. The broad target audience includes vehicle manufacturers, entities that will be installing and operating charging infrastructure; SDOs; U.S. federal, state, and municipal government agencies; electric utilities; and others.
To advance the Biden Administration’s goal for a clean energy future, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy (EERE) Vehicle Technologies Office (VTO) issued a June 2021 lab call funding opportunity announcement. The lab call included a pillar on codes and standards with the goal to “identify and address challenges and barriers to the integration of EVs@Scale charging with the grid created by uncoordinated development of codes and standards and the rapid advances in vehicle and charging technologies.” An EVs@Scale lab consortium was formed in response with Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) as the lead lab for the codes and standards pillar supported by other national labs. The consortium committed to develop a 2022 roadmap like earlier roadmaps developed by the ANSI EVSP.
The EVs@Scale effort supports funding initiatives associated with deploying a nationwide EV charging infrastructure, including the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program, which provides $5 billion in Federal money to that end. As part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the Federal Highway Administration was directed to release a set of minimum standards and requirements for the implementation of the NEVI program. The NEVI Final Rule was issued on February 28, 2023, and appropriate references are included in the EVSP roadmap.
ANSI serves as administrator and coordinator of the U.S. private-sector voluntary standardization system. As a neutral facilitator, the Institute has a successful track record of convening stakeholders from the public and private sectors to define standardization needs for emerging technologies and to address national and global priorities. The ANSI EVSP is a cross-sector coordinating body whose objective is to foster coordination and collaboration on standardization matters among public- and private-sector stakeholders to enable the safe, mass deployment of electric vehicles and associated infrastructure in the United States with international coordination, adaptability, and engagement.
The ANSI EVSP does not develop standards. Rather, it serves as a forum for facilitating coordination among SDOs and others. ANSI’s facilitation of the EVSP is partly supported by VTO/ANL and UL Standards & Engagement.
“Standards and related conformity assessment programs have an important role to play in advancing electric vehicle technologies. ANSI invites all affected stakeholders, regardless of geographic location, to review the draft roadmap and make their views known,” said S. Joe Bhatia, ANSI president and CEO.
For more information, visit the EVSP webpage www.ansi.org/evsp or reach out to ANSI staff: Jim McCabe, senior director, standards facilitation ([email protected]; 212-642-8921), or Christine Bernat, associate director, standards facilitation ([email protected]; 212-642-8919).
About ANSI
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is a private non-profit organization whose mission is to enhance both the global competitiveness of U.S. business and the U.S. quality of life by promoting and facilitating voluntary consensus standards and conformity assessment systems, and safeguarding their integrity. Its membership is comprised of businesses, professional societies and trade associations, standards developers, government agencies, and consumer and labor organizations.
The Institute represents and serves the diverse interests of more than 270,000 companies and organizations and 30 million professionals worldwide. ANSI is the official U.S. representative to the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and, via the U.S. National Committee, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). For more information, visit www.ansi.org.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 22, 2023– PAX Technology, Inc. (PAX), a leading global payment solution provider, is partnering with unattended payment industry leader ISVPay to offer customers the first-of-its-kind Electric Vehicle (EV) charging solution utilizing the Android™ based PAX IM30.
Charge to Charge is an Android-based point-of-sale application running natively on PAX’s outdoor rated IM30 unattended payment terminal. It is the first self-contained solution of its kind. This point-of-sale application is directly integrated with a smart charger control board to start, stop, and monitor the flow of electricity. A web-based backend portal provides a variety of robust features including transaction reporting, remote management, and digital signage scheduling.
PAX’s IM30 is the payment acceptance solution behind Charge to Charge. The IM30 provides a 5” anti-glare touchscreen, ruggedized build with an IP rating of 55, acceptance of all major payment methods, and seamless integration.
“The IM30 is a perfect solution for the unattended space, particularly EV charging. The Charge to Charge platform is sure to take the EV industry by storm and PAX is excited to be an integral part of the solution” said PAX Technology, Inc. SVP, Retail Solutions, John Arato.
Charge to Charge is designed to address the new California Air Resources Board (CARB) Regulations for Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment requirements regarding credit card payment acceptance, labeling, and reporting. These regulations specifically require disclosure of all fees at the point of sale, credit card reader, and mobile payment via NFC reader. EV charging systems that are solely subscription and membership based will not qualify for state or federal funding.
“Our platform, combined with PAX’s rugged, compact IM30, offers a truly All-In-One solution for businesses looking to invest in EV infrastructure” said Sarah Adams, SVP of Business Development, from Charge to Charge. “It ensures that businesses can support their unique requirements and abide by federal and state guidelines while offering an optimized user experience.
PAX along with ISVPay will be demonstrating the Charge to Charge solution at the EV Charging Summit (EVCS) & Expo at The Mirage in Las Vegas, NV, from March 29-31. Schedule a visit with the team or stop in Booth #207 for a first look.
Payment terminals available exclusively through Las Vegas based distributor Unattended Card Payments Inc., learn more at www.ucp-inc.com.
About PAX Technology, Inc.
PAX Technology, Inc. is one of the largest electronic payment solution providers in the world, with 60 million terminals located in over 120 countries. As a leading global manufacturer of payment solutions, we are committed to delivering innovative, high-quality, and secure payment solutions to businesses, large and small, worldwide. To learn more visit www.pax.us.
About Charge to Charge
Charge to Charge is located in Alpharetta, Georgia and is specialized in unattended payment acceptance and regulations within the EV charging industry. Our first-of-its-kind software is designed to address open payment acceptance and charging display regulations in real time. Our founders are seasoned professionals in the unattended and payment industries dedicated to empowering the EV Charging industry with a compliant, reliable and streamlined solution while creating a seamless experience for consumers. Learn more at www.chargetocharge.com.
About Unattended Card Payments Inc.
Unattended Card Payments Inc. (UCP) is a payment device distributor and value-added reseller specializing in solutions for the self-service marketplace. UCP operates a PCI-PIN and PCI-P2PE Validated key injection facility located in the Southwest area of Las Vegas, Nevada. Learn more at www.ucp-inc.com — spec sheet
Unclear if network will only go into company-owned stores and not franchises (majority of stores)
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According to the retailer, the 7Charge network will offer EV drivers 7‑Eleven’s trademark convenience and accessibility. 7Charge sites allow customers to charge any EV make and model compatible with common CHAdeMO or Combined Charging System plug types, and the 7Charge app offers a new level of convenience and coordination to customers looking for a seamless charging and payment experience.
“For over 95 years, 7‑Eleven has innovated to meet our customers’ needs – delivering convenience where, when and how they want it,” said Joe DePinto, President and Chief Executive Officer at 7‑Eleven. “Now, we are innovating once again to meet our customers’ where they are by expanding our business to provide EV drivers convenience of the future…today.”
The 7Charge network will deliver on the growing consumer need for EV charging infrastructure. By expanding the 7Charge network, while continuing to utilize third-party fast-charging network options, 7‑Eleven will have the ability to grow its network to match consumer demand and make EV charging available to neighborhoods that have, until now, lacked access.
Once the network’s expansion is complete, 7‑Eleven will have one of the largest and most compatible fast-charging networks of any retailer in North America serving communities and customers at charging stations across its entire family of brands including Speedway® and Stripes® stores.
7-Eleven says its proprietary network will “offer new levels of convenience and coordination to customers looking for a seamless charging and payment experience.” That may mean it will include “plug and charge,” the ISO 15118 protocol that handles billing after the car handshakes with the charger, but plug and charge is far from universally implemented in new EVs. After playing with the app for a few minutes, it appears you can also pay by scanning a QR code on the charger.
Robert Chilcoat President: Operations at Unattended Card Payments