National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Grant supports charging providers installing and maintaining fast chargers to close Washington highway charging gaps for passenger and freight vehicles.
Zero-emission Vehicle Infrastructure Partnerships grant supports public and nonprofit partners in building or upgrading EV fast-charging stations to close gaps along Washington state routes.
National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Formula Program supports Michigan EV users by funding publicly accessible charging sites to close coverage gaps, improve reliability and promote equitable access.
The National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program in Minnesota supports charging providers and travel-center operators with fast charging infrastructure funding to improve long-distance electric vehicle travel.
California’s National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Formula Program - Solicitation 6 Community Charging supports private and Tribal entities installing public fast chargers for reliable long-distance EV travel.
ODOT’s Community Charging Rebates Program supports businesses, nonprofits, and governments installing EV chargers to close charging gaps across Oregon, prioritizing rural and low-income communities.