Charge Ahead PArtnership State Policy Tracker
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As EV adoption continues to increase, a reliable and convenient charging network will be essential. Companies in Arizona are ready to step up, but not under the threat of unfair competition. Learn More
Colorado is currently an unfriendly state for private investment in EV charging, a fact that will need to change to support the continued growth of EV adoption. Learn More
We are advocating to end utility domination of the EV charging market in Florida. Fair competition will create the refueling experience that EV drivers need. Learn More
Georgia has emerged as a leader in EV charging policy by limiting the ability of utilities to compete unfairly in the EV charging market. Learn More
Iowa having a top notch EV charging market is essential for both Iowans and the state’s transportation system. A level playing field approach to the market will deliver the best results for all parties. Learn More
Progress has been made but there is more work to be done in Louisiana to grow the EV charging market. Learn More
Minnesota saw one of the largest rate-basing proposals in the country, one that would stifle private investment and raise power bills. Learn More
A competitive and fair EV charging market will allow Nebraska to develop the EV charging network necessary for drivers of today and tomorrow. Learn More
Breaking down the anti-competitive barriers to private investment will ensure that Ohioans get the EV charging network they need, without raising power bills for captive ratepayers. Learn More
Oklahoma has emerged as the state with the most definitive policy embracing competition in the EV charging network with the passage of SB 502. Learn More
As South Carolina embarks on the development of their EV charging market, ensuring that competition and innovation guide the market will lead to the best results for all consumers. Learn More
Texas is among states leading the nation in EV adoption. The passage of SB 1002 will help to build the charging network that the state needs. Learn More