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The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Vehicle Technologies Office has funded hundreds of projects across the country that advance affordable, domestic transportation fuels and technologies.
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Texas River Cities Plug-In Vehicle Initiative | Electric Vehicle Community Readiness | City of Austin, Austin Energy | Complete | Sep 2011 |
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Texas River Cities Plug-In Vehicle InitiativeThe project developed a plan and template that supports regional stakeholders in the development and implementation of local codes, expedited permitting and inspections, and processes and procedures to enable efficient and cost-effective placement of charging infrastructure in the area between San Antonio and Georgetown, Texas. Learn more about the Electric Vehicle Community Readiness. |
$500,000 award from DOE $294,000 matching funds (cost share) |
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Project Fever, Fostering Electric Vehicle Readiness | Electric Vehicle Community Readiness | American Lung Association of the Southwest | Complete | Sep 2011 |
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Project Fever, Fostering Electric Vehicle ReadinessThe project developed a comprehensive electric vehicle and electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) readiness and implementation plan for Colorado. This plan targets regulatory, permitting, planning, policy and marketing, education, and outreach initiatives to prepare for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure deployment. Learn more about the Electric Vehicle Community Readiness. |
$500,000 award from DOE |
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Plug-In Ready Michigan | Electric Vehicle Community Readiness | Clean Energy Coalition | Complete | Sep 2011 |
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Plug-In Ready MichiganThe project supported the development of a plug-in electric vehicle charging infrastructure community preparedness plan for Michigan. The project incorporated state and local level policy implementation, education, and outreach. The plan is a Michigan-specific guide enabling local communities to support a comprehensive plan for the widespread adoption of plug-in electric vehicles. Learn more about the Electric Vehicle Community Readiness. |
$500,000 award from DOE |
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Southeast Regional Readiness | Electric Vehicle Community Readiness | Center for Transportation and the Environment | Complete | Sep 2011 |
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Southeast Regional ReadinessThe primary objective of the project was to establish a comprehensive, tri-state (Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina) readiness and deployment strategy for EVs and EV infrastructure and begin implementation of the community-based Southeast Regional EV Deployment Readiness Plan. Learn more about the Electric Vehicle Community Readiness. |
$540,000 award from DOE $195,000 matching funds (cost share) |
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Ready to Roll! – Southeastern Pennsylvania's Regional Electric Vehicle Action Plan | Electric Vehicle Community Readiness | Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission | Complete | Sep 2011 |
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Ready to Roll! – Southeastern Pennsylvania's Regional Electric Vehicle Action PlanThe project delivers a regionally-coordinated plan to address the introduction of plug-in electric drive vehicle charging infrastructure into the five counties of southeastern Pennsylvania. The project will provide strategic direction to the implementation of policies, procedures, and incentives to accelerate the deployment of EVs and EV infrastructure. Learn more about the Electric Vehicle Community Readiness. |
$388,000 award from DOE |
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North Carolina Plug-In Electric Vehicle (PEV) Taskforce | Electric Vehicle Community Readiness | Centralina Council of Governments | Complete | Sep 2011 |
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North Carolina Plug-In Electric Vehicle (PEV) TaskforceThe project established a plug-in electric vehicle readiness plan and task force for North Carolina. The project strengthened existing local and regional initiatives in North Carolina communities and coordinate efforts across the state. Learn more about the Electric Vehicle Community Readiness. |
$500,000 award from DOE $124,000 matching funds (cost share) Partners
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Mission Electric New York City | Electric Vehicle Community Readiness | New York City and Lower Hudson Valley Clean Communities, Inc | Complete | Sep 2011 |
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Mission Electric New York CityThe project addressed infrastructure deployment plans for light duty vehicles in New York City, focusing primarily on parking lots located in both the central business district and key residential neighborhoods. It also addressed solutions for regional travel to and from regional destination hubs Learn more about the Electric Vehicle Community Readiness. |
$419,000 award from DOE $149,000 matching funds (cost share) |
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Northeast Electric Vehicle Initiative | Electric Vehicle Community Readiness | New York State Energy Research and Development Authority | Complete | Sep 2011 |
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Northeast Electric Vehicle InitiativeThe project developed a plan and accompanying guidance documents to accelerate the introduction of a network of electric vehicle charging stations throughout the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States. Learn more about the Electric Vehicle Community Readiness. |
$993,000 award from DOE $500,000 matching funds (cost share) |
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Drive Electric Florida | Electric Vehicle Community Readiness | South Florida Regional Planning Council | Complete | Sep 2011 |
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Drive Electric FloridaThe project prepared the South Florida region's communities for successful and accelerated deployment of plug-in electric vehicles and infrastructure. This project developed a plan to address technical, commercial, market and regulatory barriers to support EV infrastructure and vehicle adoption. Learn more about the Electric Vehicle Community Readiness. |
$500,000 award from DOE |
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EVs in Paradise | Electric Vehicle Community Readiness | University of Hawaii | Complete | Sep 2011 |
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EVs in ParadiseThe project published a plan to develop and implement a permitting process, incentives, policies, and a renewable energy grid system analysis for the expeditious and sustainable deployment of EVs and charging infrastructure. The plan helps provide a model that can be adapted for broader application across the State of Hawaii. Learn more about the Electric Vehicle Community Readiness. |
$300,000 award from DOE $169,000 matching funds (cost share) |