Use these business resources to transition your fleet to electrification.

Mid-Atlantic Electrification Project (MAEP): Funded by the US Department of Energy, M.A.E.P. is a $14.6 million project designed to create a regional EV ecosystem in the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. It will connect the Mid-Atlantic Region’s cities through EV infrastructure sub-projects including multimodal hubs such as airports, seaports, and logistics centers. It will also address educational, planning, and equity issues of populations near these hubs. The goal is to install approximately 200 EV charging units over 3 years through 2024.

Information about MAEP here.

Request a location for an EV charging station in your neighborhood.

EMPOWER Workplace Charging Program: GWRCCC, partnered with the EMPOWER Workplace Charging Program, is designed to help EMPOWER diverse employers to provide workplace EV charging for their employees – giving them the freedom to charge up while at the office. Sign the EMPOWER Pledge to join other companies that will implement workplace charging in the future.

Information here.

Electrifying School Buses:

Check out this new technical assistance help sheet that shows fleet managers how electric school buses can work for their school district.

Electric Vehicle Safety Training Resources for First Responders:

This resource from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Vehicle Technologies Office includes a list of training and educational resources for first and second responders specific to alternative fuel vehicles, with a particular focus on EV resources

EV Program Designs and Strategies to Enhance Equitable Deployment Resource

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory authored this report for the Joint Office, which synthesizes and categorizes information from more than five dozen sources published between 2015 and 2023, including national, regional, and state-level electric vehicle supply equipment  (EVSE) program summaries, as well as updates, policy briefs, proposals, whitepapers, and reports.

GWRCCC EV Vendors List:

The Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition membership provides a variety of EV services. These are listed in categories below, or can be viewed as a spreadsheet here.