Electric vehicle drivers in Oregon will soon benefit from about 370 new public “Level 2” EV charging ports in communities across the state, thanks to the first funding round from the Oregon Department of Transportation’s new Community Charging Rebates program.
Read MoreThe Oregon Department of Transportation’s Climate Office has $1.75 million in rebates available for electric vehicle charging for Oregon communities and just announced that the rebate will be open from June 13 to August 15!
Read MoreCheck out ODOT’s new EV fast charging stations online open house website and learn how to contribute to Oregon’s infrastructure progress!
Read MoreA Tesla Supercharger station is coming to southern Oregon!
Read MoreThe plan was developed collaboratively by ODOT and the Oregon Department of Energy and informed by feedback from hundreds of stakeholders, including results from an online survey of current and prospective EV drivers, and charging station site hosts across the state.
Read MoreTake a survey to help ODOT understand Oregon’s electric vehicle charging needs.
Read MoreODOT is committing $100 million over the next five years to build out Oregon’s public electric vehicle charging network!
Read MoreThe Biden-Harris-Administration released an EV Charging Action Plan that outlines the steps federal agencies are taking to support development and deployment of chargers in American communities across the country.
Read MoreThis summer, the Western Governors’ Association published a special report outlining an Electric Vehicles Roadmap Initiative, spear-headed by Oregon Governor Brown, the current WGA Chair. The initiative examined opportunities to improve the planning and siting of EV charging infrastructure in western states.
Read MoreOregonians will soon have more charging choices on Oregon’s portion of the West Coast Electric Highway.
Read MoreThe Oregon Department of Transportation published a new study this week, analyzing Oregon’s infrastructure needs to support increased transportation electrification. The Oregon Department of Energy was pleased to provide expertise as a member of the study’s project team.
Read MorePortland General Electric and Daimler Trucks North America announced their plan to co-develop a large public heavy-duty charging site.
Read MoreA new advisory group formed to guide the Oregon Department of Transportation’s analysis of public electric vehicle charging infrastructure needs will hold their inaugural meeting virtually at 8 a.m. on Nov. 17.
Read MoreTheir innovative approach to educating the public about electric vehicles and how to charge them has proven effective in helping Oregonians, and others across the country, go electric.
Read MoreThe ZEVIWG invites you to its next public meeting on Thursday, July 16 from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. virtually via WebEx conference.
Read MoreThe route spans over 2,700 miles in 11 states – taking EV drivers from L.A. to D.C. – and is the first of two coast-to-coast EV pathways Electrify America has plans for.
Read MoreThe Oregon Public Utility Commission has accepted PGE’s Transportation Electrification Plan, creating a path to propose residential and public charger programs and to make investments to EV supporting infrastructure.
Read MoreEligible utility customers of the Bonneville Power Administration can receive grants for up to 75 percent of the total cost for projects aiming to accelerate zero emission vehicle adoption.
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