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Annual Report 2025

Meeting the Moment:

Advancing Electrification Amid Challenges

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2025

OUR IMPACT IN

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Mobilized

1,696

letters to elected officials 
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Met with

166

meetings with legislators and commissioners
1 921
Directly supported

662

cities in advancing EV adoption
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Secured

$116 million

in federal funding for partners

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Supported

$850 million

in Charging & Fueling Infrastructure projects

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Helped advance or defeat

20

bills to support transportation electrification

Letter from Our Leadership

2025 was a complicated year for transportation electrification. Real wins and promising signs across the market met significant political headwinds. The rollback of key federal incentives fostered uncertainty and put the United States on a more challenging path, while global momentum moved toward an electric transportation future.

Amid the setbacks, we saw encouraging signals. Companies invested in manufacturing new models, communities expanded charging infrastructure, and many states and cities stepped up to fill the federal policy gap.

Continued progress will depend on durable state and local leadership, as well as policy approaches that can withstand shifting political winds.

It also requires reframing the electric vehicle (EV) narrative, emphasizing the ABCs of EVs: affordable, better, and convenient.

We also need to leverage fleets’ buying power, create new state and local incentive programs, and depoliticize EV policy, which requires dedicated engagement with 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 network of partners, including fleets, ports, utilities, state agencies, and businesses. 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 shore up progress, build bipartisan coalitions, and help communities and industries benefit from this transition.

This report outlines some of the key successes we’ve had this year, including new programs, policy wins, electrifying cities, and successful media campaigns. Thank you for your partnership in these efforts.

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.

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Policy Work

FEDERAL ADVOCACY, STATE ACTION,
LOCAL DEPLOYMENTS 

National Action

We advocate for and support the implementation of critical federal EV policies.

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

30

20

bills advanced or defeated to support transportation electrification.

formal comments submitted during proceedings at utility commissions, regulatory agencies, and legislative committees in support of federal and state EV policies. 

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Campaigns Organizer Max Turner, Policy Manager Celia Kosinski, and Policy Associate Jill Goldwasser at the Pennsylvania State Capitol to educate lawmakers on transportation electrification planning

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STORY OF IMPACT

Meaningful Federal Policy Wins

Despite the elimination of the tax credits for vehicles and significant cuts to federal funding, the EC secured meaningful wins.

Successfully opposed the House Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure’s proposal to introduce a new $250 annual registration tax on EVs through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Prevented Senate efforts to cancel the United States Postal Service (USPS) fleet electrification plans, protecting one of the nation’s largest public fleet transitions.

Successfully reformed National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) interim final guidance through submitted recommendations.

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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
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One of the billboards that was part of the EC’s 2024 campaign to combat misinformation in Philadelphia.

meetings with legislators

and commissioners

We Educate Lawmakers

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.

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Policy Manager Skye Golann, Vice President of Policy and Freight Anne Blair, and Policy Manager Will Drier in front of the U.S. Capitol

166

EDUCATE

EV market updates and analysis 

were sent to

2,352 

state legislators, public service commissioners, and agency staff 
across

11

states
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States.
STORY OF IMPACT

Regulatory Commission Engagement

As AI-driven load growth and broader electrification increase pressure on the grid, EVs can provide predictable, flexible, off-peak demand that spreads fixed utility costs and reduces upward pressure on rates. Realizing these benefits requires intentional planning by utilities and public service commissions, many of which are still early in this work.

To accelerate progress, the EC delivered education, analysis, and advocacy across key utility processes, including integrated resource plans, transportation electrification plans, managed charging strategies, and make-ready programs, in Georgia, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and other states. In 2026, we will deepen this engagement to help utilities and commissions integrate EVs into planning in ways that expand charging access, strengthen grid reliability, and keep electricity affordable for all customers.

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Senior Campaigns Organizer Max Turner and Policy Manager Skye Golann in conversation with a partner at the Virginia State Capitol

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Regulatory Commission Engagement

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In 2025, the EC expanded its focus on utility policy and planning, a critical venue that determines the pace of charging deployment, grid readiness, and the long-term cost of electricity. As AI-driven load growth and broader electrification increase pressure on the grid, with the right planning, EVs can add predictable, flexible, off-peak demand that spreads fixed utility costs and puts downward pressure on rates. But capturing these benefits requires utilities and public service commissions to proactively plan for transportation electrification—something many are only beginning to do.

To accelerate this shift, the EC provided education, analysis, and advocacy in utility processes such as integrated resource plans, transportation electrification plans, managed charging strategies, and make-ready programs in Georgia, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and other states. In 2026, we will deepen this engagement, helping utilities and commissions integrate EVs into planning in ways that expand charging access, enhance grid reliability, and keep electricity affordable for all customers.

GROWING EV ADOPTION BY

Advancing Strategic State Policies

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and Mobilizing Networks

Shifting Narratives

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The EC has built strong relationships with stakeholders across the transportation electrification spectrum—from policymakers to business leaders and veterans—to generate real power.
 

1,900

signatures on EC-generated letters in defense of EV tax credits, including:

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81

businesses, including IKEA, Microporous, and Rivian
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20

mayors and local leaders
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100+

veterans

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

National Media Campaign Highlights EV Industry’s Economic Impact

Throughout the summer, the EC executed a multi-state media campaign spotlighting the EV industry’s critical role in strengthening U.S. economic competitiveness and national security. Through press events in Nevada, Georgia, North Carolina, and Indiana, the campaign generated coverage across 12 television and print outlets, reaching audiences in key manufacturing and political battleground states.


Complementing earned media, the EC deployed targeted paid media campaigns highlighting the economic benefits of EVs, featuring trusted voices from the EC’s Veterans for EVs program (link to this page) to reinforce the national security and workforce case for transportation electrification.

18 million

impressions on
EC ads

135

stories in major outlets, including:

published
op-eds

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Campaign Organizer David Madden speaks with a reporter at the EC’s press event in South Bend, IN

Electrification Coalition Business Council

The Electrification Coalition Business Council (ECBC) continues to convene a solutions-oriented community of companies advancing transportation electrification through policy engagement, events, aggregated purchasing opportunities, and peer learning, an especially critical role amid ongoing market headwinds.

In 2025, the ECBC expanded its membership and deepened engagement across automakers, suppliers, charging providers, and fleet operators, with new members including Wex, Scout Motors, and SQM joining nearly two dozen companies working together to advance EV deployment and support effective policy implementation nationwide.

ECBC partners as of January 2026

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More EC Networks

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Columbus, OH municipal fleet vehicles

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Veteran and Cobb County Fleet Services Director Al Curtis (right) celebrates the

fleet's new electric van. Photo source: Government Fleet.

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.

In 2025, the EC’s Veterans for EVs initiative mobilized veterans concerned with national and energy security to protect domestic advanced manufacturing incentives, using coordinated advocacy efforts such as direct outreach to Congresspeople and the placement of op-eds and letters to the editor in local newspapers nationwide.
 
On November 20, the initiative hosted a webinar to examine how Chinese control over lithium, cobalt, and rare earth minerals creates vulnerabilities for both our defense capabilities and competitiveness in the global auto market.

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Senator Tammy Duckworth

"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.
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Industry stakeholders engaged in discussion
at SAFE Summit 2024:Solving the Global Power
Puzzle in April

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TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO

Advance Electrification

Director of Programs Matt Stephens-Rich, Senior Programs Associate Steph Wagner, and Director of Policy and Freight Anne Blair at Atlanta’s EV Readiness Day Workshop”

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Policy Associate Jill Goldwasser moderating a panel at the Clean Buses East event in NYC in June

PLAN

We help communities plan for an all-electric future

The EC provides educational tools for, collaborative forums between, and direct consultations with cities and states interested in electrification, helping them streamline, accelerate, and scale their transportation electrification initiatives.

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662 

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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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 attendees

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.

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  1. Electric Innovation’s graphic announcing the City of Atlanta’s receipt of the Policy Innovation Award 

"The Electrification Coalition has been an outstanding partner to the City of Atlanta. Their expertise and collaborative approach were instrumental in updating our award-winning EV Readiness Ordinance and developing our EV Readiness Workbook and ZEV 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.”

Chandra Farley

Chief Sustainability Officer, City of Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Sustainability & Resilience

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Accelerating EV

Procurement and Deployment

Electric school bus at the EC press event in South Bend, IN

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DriveEVFleets.org

We revamped and relaunched the EV Purchasing Collaborative as DriveEVFleets.org: a turnkey, one-stop, online procurement platform to reduce the difficulty and cost of securing EVs and the supporting infrastructure for public fleets. The relaunch improves user experience and navigation while also expanding vehicle offerings, charging services, and financing options. 

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evPORT.org

The EC also manages evPORT.org, a procurement portal that allows port and drayage operators to competitively bid on electric vehicles and port equipment, charging infrastructure, and related services, and provides them with innovative financing options, best practices, and resources about electrification.

Partners have committed

2,962

EVs

3,498

charging stations
through DriveEVFleets.org in 2025
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Walkerton Police Department Assistant Chief Charles Kulp and EC staff
with an electric police vehicle at the EC press event in South Bend, IN

Electrifying Transportation in Municipalities 

We released the third edition of Electrifying Transportation in Municipalities, a resource that outlines actions city leaders are taking to accelerate the transition to electric transportation, create well-paying jobs, improve public health, reduce fuel and maintenance costs, and contribute to American national and economic security. 

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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.

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Webinars

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How to Electrify
Your Transit Fleet
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Introducing
DriveEVFleets
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American Made: Combating China’s Industrial Dominance Through EV Leadership
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Expanding Your Fleet With Electric Emergency Vehicles
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Freight Electrification: Perspectives from Public Utility Commissioners
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EV Market Insights with Electrification Coalition and Cox Automotive
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Electrifying Cities: How Municipalities are Leading the Way
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EV Tax Credits Are Ending: What You Need to Know and What Comes Next
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How to Electrify Your Transit Fleet: Unlocking $1.5 Billion in FTA Low-No Grant Funding 
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Accelerating Ridehail
Electrification
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MHD TRUCKS represent

10%

of vehicles
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26%

of transportation oil consumption

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Freight and Ports

ELECTRIFYING

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Navigating Florida’s 2024 EV Legislation

Florida's EV market is a beacon of progress, ranking second in the nation for registrations and is the most advanced market in the Southeast. Several key bills concerning transportation electrification took center stage during the 2024 legislative session.
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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.
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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.
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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. 
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Executive Director Ben Prochazka speaks at the Advanced Freight
Partners Group launch event

Advanced Freight Partners Group

In September, we launched the Advanced Freight Partners Group (AFPG), a new industry-driven initiative designed to advance a resilient, efficient, and interconnected freight ecosystem across the trucking, maritime, and rail sectors. The AFPG brings together 45 founding partners, including manufacturers, infrastructure developers, fuel and energy providers, vehicle operators, logistics firms, government agencies, and non-governmental organizations. 

 

The group is focused on strengthening the business case for next-generation freight technologies and infrastructure, including expanded use of electrification and alternative fuels. By uniting leaders across the supply chain, the AFPG is poised to drive meaningful progress in one of the nation’s most complex and high-impact sectors.

STORY OF IMPACT
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Mike Roeth

NACFE Executive Director

“North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE) is pleased to be a founding member of the Advanced Freight Partners Group. This action-focused collaborative of key goods movement stakeholders provides an important forum for coordinating cross-sector efforts to shape the future of more efficient and cleaner movement of freight.”

Mike Roeth

NACFE Executive Director
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Port Electrification 

The EC’s Port Electrification Network expanded by 18% in 2025, enabling ports across the country to build relationships and support one another in implementing the EPA’s Clean Ports Program in the face of significant challenges, including frozen funds and the government shutdown.

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Electric Freight Dashboard

The Electrification Coalition and Atlas Public Policy released an updated version of the Electric Freight Dashboard, adding tracking of state policies that support MHD electrification and an overlay of the National Freight Highway Network that displays key freight hubs, as well as layers for dedicated medium- and heavy-duty (MHD) charging sites and public charging infrastructure capable of accommodating MHD vehicles. Check out the Electric Freight Dashboard and explore notable takeaways from the update.

STORY OF IMPACT

Great Lakes Port Electrification Summit

Our work with the Port Electrification Network led to our hosting the Great Lakes Port Electrification Summit at the Port of Cleveland on September 24, where we convened leaders from industry and ports to coordinate and accelerate the region’s port electrification efforts. The increased awareness, media coverage, new connections, and momentum generated by this helped support the Port of Cleveland’s first Clean Ports Program RFPs for battery-electric reach stackers, EV chargers, and solar panels.

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EC staff alongside partners at the Great Lakes Port Electrification Summit, co-hosted by the EC and the Port of Cleveland.

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Webinars to educate on federal funding

CFI Webinars

5,500+

municipal and public official attendees
joined the EC’s city-focused webinars and presentations throughout 2024.

EV Funding Finder

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.
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CFI Resources Hub

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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

Atlanta, GA
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

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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.
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EC team members with a digital billboard promoting the EC's sign-on letter supporting the EPA Phase 3 Emissions Standards

STORY OF IMPACT

Mitch Bainwol Joins EC
as Board Chair  

In 2025, the EC welcomed a new board chair with decades of experience at the intersection of policy, politics, and communications, Mitch Bainwol. He previously served as the CEO of the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers and the Recording Industry Association of America, as well as Ford’s global government affairs officer. Previously, he worked extensively in politics, including the Reagan White House and the Republican National Committee.  Mitch’s deep enthusiasm for electric transportation and tremendous insight into D.C. politics are valuable assets as the EC maximizes its influence on EV policy and implementation.  

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Financials

2025

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 Team

Thank you to the 27 dedicated staff members that make our work possible!

27

total
employees
Fully remote
team across

19 states

  • Robbie Diamond, Founder, President, and CEO

  • Ben Prochazka, Executive Director

  • Ashley Blackwell, Deputy Director

  • Anne Blair, Vice President, Policy and Freight

  • Jackie Burman, Vice President, Operations and Finance

  • Noah Barnes, Communications Director

  • Amy Lopez, Chief Development Officer

  • Alyssa Siddiqui, Managing Director, Corporate Engagement

  • Matt Stephens-Rich, Director of Programs

  • Aaron Viles, Senior Campaigns Director

  • Carolyn Bidó, Policy Associate

  • Jerold Brito, Program Associate

  • Liam Condon, Senior Communications Associate

  • Eileen Conroy, Executive & Special Projects Associate

  • Will Drier, Policy Manager

  • Laura Galang, Program Associate

  • Skye Golann, Policy Manager

  • Jill Goldwasser, Policy Associate

  • Brandt Hertenstein, Program Manager

  • Celia Kosinski, Policy Manager

  • Mary Linn, Campaigns Organizer

  • David Madden, Campaigns Organizer

  • Will Marshall, Freight Program Manager

  • Michael McDaniels, Program Associate

  • Emily Pape, Program Manager

  • Kyle Purdy, Program Associate

  • Torin Spencer, Program Manager

  • Max Turner, Senior Campaigns Organizer

  • Steph Wagner, Senior Program Associate

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