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Annual Report 2025
Meeting the Moment:
Advancing Electrification Amid Challenges
EC staff in Atlanta, GA, June 2024
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2025
OUR IMPACT IN
Mobilized
1,662
letters
to elected officials
5,500+
joined the EC’s city-focused webinars and presentations throughout 2024
municipal and public official attendees
Met with
108
legislators and their staff
Directly supported
654
cities in advancing EV adoption
Secured
$116 million
in federal funding for partners
in Charging & Fueling Infrastructure projects
$850 million
Supported
Letter from Our Leadership
2025 was a complicated year for transportation electrification. There were real wins and promising signs across the market, but also significant headwinds. The rollback of key federal incentives and regulatory frameworks created new uncertainty and put the United States on a more challenging path than we had expected. At the same time, global momentum continues to move in one direction: toward an electric transportation future.
Amid the setbacks, we saw encouraging signals. Companies continued to invest in manufacturing with new models to be produced in 2026 and beyond, communities expanded charging infrastructure, and many states and cities stepped up to fill the federal policy gap.
Moving forward, real progress will depend on durable state and local leadership and on policy approaches that can withstand shifting political winds. It also requires reframing the electric vehicle (EV) narrative, putting more emphasis on affordability, how EVs are a better technology, and the added convenience they offer.
We also need to leverage fleets’ buying power, create new incentive programs at the state and local levels, and make EV policy a nonpartisan issue, which will involve spending more time engaging center and center-right organizations, messengers, and leaders.
This is where the EC is uniquely suited to lead. For more than 15 years, our mission has been rooted in economic and national security, and we’ve built a strong, wide-reaching network of partners from fleets and ports to utilities, state agencies, and corporate actors.
That breadth allows us to bring practical solutions to the table and connect policy directly to implementation.
Yes, this moment is challenging. But it’s also a moment where steady, strategic work can make an outsized difference. We believe there are real opportunities in 2026 and beyond to keep pushing forward to shore up progress, build new bipartisan coalitions, and help communities and industries make the most of this transition.
This report outlines some of the key successes we’ve had this year, including the launch of the Advanced Freight Partners Group, policy wins at the state level, tremendous efforts to electrify cities, and successful media campaigns. Thank you for your partnership in these efforts to transform the future of transportation.
Ben Prochazka
Executive Director
OUR MISSION
Electrifying transportation for our economic and national security
The Electrification Coalition is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that works to accelerate the widespread adoption of light-, medium-, and heavy-duty EVs to overcome the economic, public health, and national security challenges that have long stemmed from America’s dependence on oil.
At a time when global competition has intensified and national and economic security have become critical issues for both sides of the aisle, our mission matters more than ever. The EC’s work is shaping not only our economic future but the security and resilience of generations to come.
Battery manufacturing at Ford, an Electrification Coalition Business Council partner.
NATIONAL, STATE, AND LOCAL
Policy Action
(From left) EC Director of Campaigns Aaron Viles, VP of Policy Anne Blair,
and Freight Program Manager Will Marshall after a series of meetings on Capitol
Hill in August
We advocate for and support the implementation of critical EV federal policies.
National Action
State Action
We provide unparalleled support and policy recommendations to governors’ offices, state agencies, and state legislators.
Local Action
We support cities and rural areas in infrastructure development and fleet procurement to scale transportation electrification.
Our policy efforts have expanded the impact of federal funding, reduced barriers to charging access and deployment, and accelerated the deployment of medium- and heavy-duty EVs.
We Shape Policy
SUBMITTED
29
19
bills advanced or defeated across multiple states to protect and grow EV markets.
formal comments during proceedings at utility commissions, regulatory agencies, and legislative committees in support of federal and state EV policies.
The EC joined Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers as he
signed Senate Bills 791 and 792 into law. These bills will
allow for the expansion of EV charging across the state.
SHAPE
Federal Policy
The EC co-hosted a press conference in October 2024 about electric school bus deployment in Pennsylvania, featuring Representative Brandon Markosek.
STORY OF IMPACT
EC Protects Consumers from High EV Fees in Pennsylvania
In May, Pennsylvania introduced a bill calling for a $450 yearly EV registration fee; upon introduction, EC staff held meetings with members of the House Appropriations Committee to educate them on transportation and road use funding, and at which levels fees became punitive for EV drivers.
As a result, the bill’s EV fee was reduced to$125 beginning in 2025, with moderate increases in future years.
STORY OF IMPACT
Combating Misinformation
From September through November 2024, the EC conducted a physical and digital ad campaign that utilized EV jobs and investment data and aimed to encourage Congress to support EV-friendly policies, highlight the positive impact of EVs on the U.S. economy, and counteract widespread misinformation about EVs. The campaign generated over three million impressions and thousands of clicks online, and included billboards in the critical states of Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, and Pennsylvania.
3 Million+
impressions and thousands of clicks online
One of the billboards that was part of the EC’s 2024 campaign to combat misinformation in Philadelphia.
108
legislators and their staff to discuss EV policy opportunities.
Met with
We Educate Lawmakers
EDUCATE
Sent quarterly EV market updates and analysis to 2,244 state legislators, public service commissioners, and agency staff across 11 states.
The EC provides elected officials with a clearer understanding of the economic and national security benefits of transportation electrification, accurate information to counteract misconceptions, and greater confidence in supporting EV policies and initiatives.
EC Policy Manager Emma Heins testifying in support of Wisconsin's SB
791 in January
STORY OF IMPACT
Congressional Briefing
On April 11, representatives from 30 U.S. House and Senate offices attended a briefing co-hosted by the EC and the Alliance for Automotive Innovation. The event, Standing Up to China: How Will Congress Respond to the Existential Threat to the U.S. Auto Industry?, highlighted the importance of preserving federal EV tax credits to protect U.S. economic and national security and remain competitive within the global automotive manufacturing industry.
We organized a strong lineup of industry leaders to speak at the event, including Honda Motor Company, Samsung SDI America, Mich Auto/Detroit Regional Chamber, and Dunne Insights. Their participation underscored broad private-sector support for federal EV incentives and reinforced the critical role these policies play in maintaining U.S. competitiveness in the global automotive market.
EC team members with a digital billboard promoting the EC's sign-on letter supporting the EPA Phase 3 Emissions Standards
visits and downloads
Utility Engagement
GROWING EV ADOPTION BY
Advancing Strategic State Policies
and Mobilizing Networks
Shifting Narratives
MHD vehicles account for
10%
of the registered vehicles on the road, but are responsible for more than
28%
of oil consumption in the transportation sector
The EC has built strong relationships with stakeholders across the transportation electrification spectrum—from policymakers to business leaders and veterans—to generate real power.
While the EC has long advocated for the economic and national security benefits of transportation electrification, the current dynamics in Washington make these arguments more important than ever. In 2025, the EC led a concerted effort to shift the national narrative away from climate framing and toward the strategic imperative of maintaining U.S. leadership in automotive manufacturing and securing supply chains. Through industry partnerships, high-credibility spokespeople, and targeted outreach, the EC helped reposition EVs as a cornerstone of U.S. economic strength and national resilience.
STORY OF IMPACT
Media Campaign
Throughout the summer, the EC spotlighted the transformative impact of the EV industry on U.S. economic and national security through press events in Nevada, Georgia, North Carolina, and Indiana. These events generated press coverage from 12 TV stations and newspapers, reaching a broad audience.
In coordination with press outreach, the EC also conducted paid media campaigns promoting the economic benefits of the EV industry, featuring members of the EC’s Veterans for EVs program.
18 million
impressions on EC ads
132
stories in major outlets, including:
1,863
signatures on EC-generated letters in defense of EV tax credits, including:
11
published op-eds
EC team members with a digital billboard promoting the EC's sign-on letter supporting the EPA Phase 3 Emissions Standards
81
businesses, including IKEA, Microporous, and Rivian
20
mayors and local leaders
>100
veterans
visits and downloads
Electrification Coalition
Business Council
MHD vehicles account for
10%
of the registered vehicles on the road, but are responsible for more than
28%
of oil consumption in the transportation sector
The EC Business Council continues to build a strong, solutions-oriented community of companies committed to advancing transportation electrification. Through policy engagement, webinars and events, aggregated purchasing opportunities, and peer learning, the ECBC helps elevate industry leadership and strengthen the broader EV ecosystem, especially in a year when market headwinds have made coordinated action even more important.
In 2025, the Council expanded its membership and deepened participation from automakers, suppliers, charging providers, and fleet operators, reflecting the growing need for a unified industry voice. New members, including companies such as Wex, Scout Motors, and SQM joined nearly two dozen existing participants working together to advance EV deployment and support effective policy implementation across the country.
Veterans for EVs
Retired U.S. Army Second Lieutenant Bruce H. MacNair stands
next to his Rivian EV.
"I'm glad to have folks like you, committed to helping push for the innovations that we need in the future."
Senator Tammy Duckworth
from remarks recorded for the EC’s Veterans for EVs Webinar—American Made: Combating China’s Industrial Dominance Through EV Leadership.
State Fleet Electrification Cohort
New York and Missouri joined the EC’s State Fleet Electrification Cohort, bringing the total number of participants to 99 state agency officials from 20 states. The group meets regularly to discuss fleet electrification challenges,
EV charging infrastructure procurement, and updates to federal policy. Six of these states have now used the EC’s DRVE Tool to analyze the total cost of ownership for their fleet vehicles and identify opportunities to save funds by switching to EVs.
Industry stakeholders engaged in discussion
at SAFE Summit 2024:Solving the Global Power
Puzzle in April
TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO
Advance Electrification
EC Director of Programs Matt Stephens-Rich speaking on a panel about local governments' role in EV deployment at Forth Roadmap in September.
450
communities
directly supported through EC programming and implementation
(From left) The EC’s Torin Spencer, Alyssa Lenkel, and Mary Linn at
Orlando Workplace Charging 101 Event in 2024.
PLAN
We Help Cities Plan for an All-Electric Future
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654 cities directly supported through EC programming and implementation
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748 properties committed to installing EV charging through the Charge at Home program
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More than 1.5 million cumulative vehicles assessed for electrification using our DRVE Tool
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15 government partners advised on increasing their communities’ EV readiness through the Charging Smart program
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$116 million in federal funding secured through EC technical support
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$850 million in CFI funding maximized by EC convening awardees
Accelerating EV Procurement and Deployment
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Webinars
We hosted eight webinars with a total of 2,253 attendees, covering issues such as:
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NEVI Tracker
We continued to closely monitor developments related to the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program, including charging station construction and operations, state project phases, RFP timelines, and award dates. In 2025, following federal actions such as the Federal Highway Administration’s NEVI funding freeze, the EC tracked state NEVI program status through extensive research and DOT one-on-one calls. We also presented our findings to businesses, state agencies, and coalitions, which has been incredibly valuable in their efforts to expand EV charging infrastructure.
Electrifying Transportation in Municipalities
STORY OF IMPACT
Atlanta Wins 2025 Electric Policy Innovation Award
The EC collaborated closely with the City of Atlanta on several EV policy and implementation projects, including the creation of Atlanta’s Zero-Emission Vehicle Plan, EV Readiness Workbook, and 2025 EV Readiness Ordinance, which won Electric Innovation’s NYC Climate Week Policy Innovation Award and cash prize.
EC team members with a digital billboard promoting the EC's sign-on letter supporting the EPA Phase 3 Emissions Standards
"The Electrification Coalition has been an outstanding partner to the City of Atlanta. Their expertise and collaborative approach were instrumental in developing our EV readiness workbook and implementation plan. They didn’t just provide guidance—they worked side by side with us to create practical, actionable strategies that will accelerate our transition to electric transportation.”
TBD
TBD
Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicles
ELECTRIFYING
MHD vehicles account for
10%
of the registered vehicles on the road, but are responsible for more than
28%
of oil consumption in the transportation sector
Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicles
ELECTRIFYING
MHD vehicles account for
10%
of the registered vehicles on the road, but are responsible for more than
28%
of oil consumption in the transportation sector
POLICY ACTION:
Tools and Resources
500,000
In 2024, EC tools and resources received
visits and downloads
Powering Progress: Advancing Transportation Electrification in Rural Southeastern Communities
This guide is a resource for rural Southeast communities that are beginning or continuing their journeys toward widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) and complements our 2022 report, Electric Vehicles in Rural Communities.
Updating Permitting Processes and Building Codes to Support EVSE Deployment
By streamlining processes, embracing best practices, and focusing on comprehensive infrastructure development, states and municipalities have the chance to deliver the convenient and reliable EV future. EV technology isn’t going anywhere, but it’s up to us to make sure the vehicles can go everywhere.
Dealership Experiences and Outlooks on Selling, Leasing, and Servicing EVs
This report seeks to share dealerships’ experiences and outlooks on electric vehicles (EVs) by describing key takeaways from interviews Atlas Public Policy conducted with seven dealers across four states. The goal is to understand and identify solutions that could improve both consumer and dealer experiences with EVs.
Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicles
ELECTRIFYING
MHD vehicles account for
10%
of the registered vehicles on the road, but are responsible for more than
28%
of oil consumption in the transportation sector
Electric Freight Consortium
Established in 2022, the Electric Freight Consortium (EFC) is a peer-to-peer forum for collaboration on electrification strategies, policy prioritization and advocacy, and relationship building among leaders in the freight industry. EFC members include shippers, carriers, vehicle and charging equipment manufacturers, charging infrastructure providers, and other key industry stakeholders.
Electric Freight Dashboard
Launched in February 2024, the Electric Freight Dashboard actively monitors data regarding the state of freight vehicle electrification in the U.S. It provides information on utility investments and public funding available for freight electrification, as well as statistics on the number of MHD EVs and charging stations that have been deployed.
“The EFC has been a great resource to keep us abreast of all the latest updates in policy of the federal government and select states, as well as connecting us to like-minded players in the MHD EV supply chain.”
JON ERDTSIECK
Sustainable Transportation Lead, North America, Nike
EC team members join fellow stakeholders at President Biden's Clean Ports Program announcement at the Port of Baltimore on October 29, 2024.
ELECTRIFYING
Our Nation's Ports
Aggregated Procurement for Ports
Launched in October 2024, evPORT is a comprehensive online portal designed to streamline the procurement of electrified equipment for ports nationwide. This turnkey, one-stop platform offers access to competitively bid EVs, port equipment, charging infrastructure, and related services; innovative financing solutions, and a wealth of resources and best practices for port electrification.
Port Electrification Network
Launched in March 2024, the Port Electrification Network (PEN) supports the scaling of port electrification by providing a platform for knowledge sharing and collaboration among ports and key industry partners. In 2024, PEN members coordinated activities around the historic $3 billion Clean Ports Program policy opportunities, and technical assistance.
The EC's Carolyn Bidó (right) with staff from Highland Electric Fleets at the Michigan Electric School Bus Teach-In last November in Lansing.
ELECTRIFYING
School Buses
“If we can start plugging [school buses] in, we are not only going to save school districts money in the long term, we’re also going to protect children’s health and eliminate the economic and national security impacts of foreign oil dependency.”
Ben Prochazka
Executive Director, Electrification Coalition, discusses electric school buses on Scripps News's The Why
Michigan Electric School Bus Teach-In
On November 21, 2024, the Electrification Coalition, Highland Electric Fleets, Clean Fuels Michigan, Dean Transportation, Lansing School District, the World Resources Institute (WRI), and Hoesktra Transportation hosted an electric school bus teach-in. This hands-on event brought together school districts, transportation professionals, and fleet operators to explore the exciting future of electric school buses in Michigan.
The EC Helps Florida Roll Out Electric School Buses
Thanks to grant and rebate programs funded by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, Florida is among the nation's leading states in electric school bus deployment. The EC has engaged with lawmakers, supported transportation directors, and provided letters of support to school districts seeking funding for electric buses. Currently, the state has 166 electric school buses in operation, with an additional 229 awarded and 72 on order.
MOBILIZING NETWORKS TO
Advance Electrification
EC Senior Associate Emily Pape (pink blazer) at an in-person event for the Breaking Barriers Collaborative in October.
(Left to right) Representatives from EPA Region 5, Highland Electric Fleets,
an ECBC partner, and Healthy Climate Wisconsin at the EC's Wisconsin EV State Policy Bootcamp.
Veteran and Cobb County Fleet Services Director Al Curtis (right) celebrates the
fleet's new electric van. Photo source: Government Fleet.
Electrification Coalition Business Council
The Electrification Coalition Business Council (ECBC) unites industry leaders from across the EV value chain. The EC hosts monthly ECBC partner meetings to ensure a continuous exchange of intelligence, insights, and opportunities between the EC and its partners. This strategic alliance among ECBC partners can significantly enhance support for policies and actions necessary to accelerate transportation electrification on a large scale.
Veterans for EVs
The EC's Veterans for EVs initiative serves as a rallying point for advocacy and action by U.S. military veterans in support of transportation electrification. The initiative allows veterans to network and share insights on oil dependence, national security, economic prosperity, and resilience.
Retired U.S. Army Second Lieutenant Bruce H. MacNair stands
next to his Rivian EV.
"As a retired Army veteran, I drive an American-built EV because I want to see more jobs in this sector while greatly reducing our national and global reliance on petroleum."
BRUCE H. MACNAIR
Second Lieutenant (Retired), U.S. Army
How We Do That
The EC's DRVE Tool was used to analyze opportunities for the City of Canton, OH to electrify its fleet. The City purchased this Ford F-150 Lightning EV truck as a result of the analysis.
DRVE Tool 2.0 Launched
1.5 million vehicles
assessed across thousands of fleets
The EC's Dashboard for Rapid Vehicle Electrification (DRVE) Tool is an accessible total cost of ownership tool that analyzes and assesses the best fit for EV deployment within minutes, greatly shortening timing from traditional fleet analysis work. The newly-launched DRVE Tool 2.0 connects users directly with procurement resources for deploying EVs and charging.
With the help of the EV Purchasing Collaborative, the City of Ann Arbor, MI, added 20 EVs to their fleet, and adopted the historic A2Zero Carbon Neutrality plan.
EV Purchasing Collaborative
450 fleets
committed to electrification
6,000+ vehicles
committed for electrification in 2024
The EV Purchasing Collaborative provides an avenue for public entities to procure cost-competitive electric vehicles through a partnership with Sourcewell and National Auto Fleet Group.
STORY OF IMPACT
The EC Helps Ohio Cities and Communities Plan for EVs through Charging Smart Program
Through the Charging Smart program, the EC supported 12 Ohio communities in creating electrification roadmaps, focusing on smaller, rural, and underserved areas. Several of these communities have used their roadmaps to inform decisions regarding budget requests, fleet purchases, charging station locations, and federal funding applications.
Mayor and Commissioner of Dayton, OH, in front of their new EV. Photo courtesy of Dayton Daily News.
“Through working with the EC, we adopted our EV Fleet Policy; we now have over 30 EVs and we installed 12 chargers for our fleet and five public chargers."
MEG MALONEY
Sustainability Manager, City of Dayton, Ohio
secured across 155 communities
the EC supported
$240 million in federal funding
We Connect Projects With Funding
Our support enables finance for electrification initiatives in communities across the United States. We increase understanding of the funding mechanisms that exist for EVs and charging infrastructure and how to best position communities to access these funds.
FINANCE
EC Program Manager Brandt Hertenstein gave a talk in 2024 about how to develop a transportation electrification funding strategy and access
federal funding for EVs.
How We Do That
Elective Pay Under the IRA
Under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), tax-exempt entities can now receive clean energy-related tax credits through elective pay, also called direct pay. The EC developed a comprehensive elective pay decision tree and annotated tax forms to help these entities navigate the tax credit eligibility and filing process.
CFI Resources Hub
The EC developed a comprehensive set of resources to help eligible applicants for the CFI program maximize their chances of securing funding. These resources included community and corridor project eligibility flow charts, application guidance tables, a comparison of program round requirements, and trends and takeaways from each funding round.
EV Funding Finder
With the abundance of federal funding opportunities available for EVs and charging, navigating the options to find the right fit can feel overwhelming. To simplify this process, the EC created the EV Funding Finder to help eligible entities identify the most suitable funding opportunities and access additional resources and technical assistance.
Webinars to Educate on Federal Funding
In these webinars, the EC and partners discussed the CFI awards. We took an in-depth look at what applicants did well, didn’t do so well, and shared first-hand knowledge of what it takes to write a successful grant to prepare for implementation and future CFI rounds.
STORY OF IMPACT
The EC Mobilized 235 Partners in Support of CFI
Following the 2024 election, the EC rapidly mobilized 235 municipal, corporate, and nonprofit partners to sign on to a unified letter to the U.S. Department of Transportation. The letter urged timely announcement of $800 million in second-round awards for the Charging and Fueling Infrastructure (CFI) program before the presidential inauguration. Its positive reception by agency staff highlighted the EC’s powerful network and the strategic impact of its partnerships across the public and private sectors.
Unified letter to the U.S. Department of Transportation
STORY OF IMPACT
Driving Progress: How the EC Helped Atlanta Accelerate EV Adoption
In 2024, the EC partnered closely with the City of Atlanta, GA, providing in-depth DRVE analyses for the city’s fleet, advising on updates to its EV Readiness Ordinance, and shaping key elements of its CFI application. As Atlanta continues to make significant strides toward transportation electrification, the EC remains dedicated to supporting its progress into 2025 and beyond.
The City of Atlanta
Webinars to educate on federal funding
5,500+
municipal and public official attendees
joined the EC’s city-focused webinars and presentations throughout 2024.
EV Funding Finder
With the abundance of federal funding opportunities available for EVs and charging, navigating the options to find the right fit can feel overwhelming. To simplify this process, the EC created the EV Funding Finder tool to help eligible entities identify the most suitable funding opportunities and access additional resources and technical assistance.
CFI Resources Hub
Elective Pay Under the IRA
Under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), tax-exempt entities can now receive clean energy-related tax credits through Elective Pay, also called Direct Pay. The EC developed a comprehensive Elective Pay decision tree and annotated tax forms to help these entities navigate the tax credit eligibility and filing process.
The EC developed a comprehensive set of resources to help eligible applicants for the CFI program maximize their chances of securing funding. These resources included community and corridor project eligibility flow charts, application guidance tables, a comparison of program round requirements, and trends and takeaways from each funding round.
The City of Atlanta
STORY OF IMPACT
In 2024, the EC partnered closely with the City of Atlanta, GA, providing in-depth DRVE analyses for the city’s fleet, advising on updates to its EV Readiness Ordinance, and shaping key elements of its CFI application. As Atlanta continues to make significant strides toward transportation electrification, the EC remains dedicated to supporting its progress into 2025 and beyond.
Driving Progress: How EC Helped Atlanta Accelerate EV Adoption
STORY OF IMPACT
EC Mobilized 235
Partners in Support of CFI
Following the 2024 election, the EC rapidly mobilized 235 municipal, corporate, and nonprofit partners to sign on to a unified letter to the U.S. Department of Transportation. The letter urged timely announcement of $800 million in second-round awards for the Charging and Fueling Infrastructure (CFI) program before the presidential inauguration.
Its positive reception by agency staff highlighted the EC’s powerful network and the strategic impact of its partnerships across the public and private sectors.
We Help Communities Implement Their Transportation Future
The EC provides accessible tools, collaborative forums, and hands-on guidance to cities and states allowing them to effectively speed and scale their transportation electrification initiatives.
WE ASSISTED
1.3 million EV drivers
in rural communities in gaining access to EV charging
IMPLEMENT
EC Senior Program Associate Steph Wagner attended the Department of Energy’s Justice Week conference in 2024 to learn about federal funding and participate in a workshop on creating Community Benefits Plans.
How We Do That
Charging Infrastructure Webinar Series
Supporting Workplace Charging through EVAL
Electric Vehicle Adoption Leadership (EVAL) is a national certification program that recognizes and supports organizations promoting clean transportation through workplace EV charging. The EC spearheaded outreach to employers in the Midwest and Southeast, acknowledging their efforts and enhancing their impact through the EVAL program.
Since 2022, the EC’s Charging Infrastructure Webinar Series has been a vital platform for sharing the latest advancements in EV charging. The series features guest speakers who explore topics such as cutting-edge technologies, market trends, innovative partnerships and financing models, and lessons from successful deployments. These sessions allow attendees to stay informed on industry developments and draw inspiration to drive their own charging infrastructure initiatives forward.
Caption: The EC's Alyssa Lenkel and Jordan Neerhof speak with representatives from the City of Columbus, EDF, and SMCG on the EC's February webinar on EV Readiness and Building Codes
Representatives from Maryland's Department of General Services at a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the 200th EV charger installed at state-owned workplaces
4,656
registrations for our Charging Infrastructure Webinar Series in 2024
110+
workplaces the EC supported to become EVAL certified in 2024
State Fleet Electrification Cohort
The State Fleet Electrification Cohort convenes states to share knowledge, support policy creation and adoption, provide technical assistance, and showcase success. Members include state fleet operators and managers and representatives from various state agency departments, such as the offices of transportation, energy, administrative services, general services, conservation and natural resources, and budget services.
The State Fleet Electrification Cohort is joined by
75
individuals representing
13
states
STORY OF IMPACT
The EC Supports 100+ Grant Recipients in Driving Electrification Forward
The Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) Program is a $550 million grant program funded through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. The U.S. Department of Energy created blueprints with step-by-step project ideas for EECBG recipients to implement to maximize time and resources.
The EC led two electric transportation cohorts and to date has guided over 1,000 jurisdictions through in-depth peer learning and discussion.
SAFE SUMMIT 2024
Solving the Global Power Puzzle
“The most exciting thing about this summit is who it brings together... auto manufacturers, miners, and harvesters of critical minerals, integrators, and innovators.”
JOHN BOZZELLA
President and CEO, Alliance for Automotive Innovation
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Highlights from the 2024
SAFE Summit
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Financials
The Electrification Coalition is comprised of two entities: the Electrification Coalition Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and the Electrification Coalition Alliance, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization. The following is an overview of our revenue and expenses across both entities.
Our 2024 Team
Our team makes all this incredible work possible
We are grateful for the hard work of our team members throughout 2024. It is only possible to achieve our mission with dedicated people like you. Thank you.
29
total
employees
Fully remote
team across
18 states
Thank you
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