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Regional EV Charging Infrastructure Plan

Electric vehicle being charged

Through REV Collaborative events and other forums, local jurisdictions within the Puget Sound region have expressed the need for a regional approach to planning and siting electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency is currently leading the development of a regional electric vehicle charging infrastructure plan for light-, medium-, and heavy-duty vehicles.

A regional EV charging infrastructure plan will chart a path for local governments to meet the infrastructure needs identified in the Washington State TES “Strong Electrification Policy Scenario” in a consistent and coordinated way.

The final regional EV charging infrastructure plan, to be completed in 2026, will support local governments around the Puget Sound region to accelerate coordinated electric vehicle charging infrastructure development.

Plan Benefits

The benefits of a regional electric vehicle charging infrastructure plan include:

  • Bolstering confidence in and further support for a robust EV charging infrastructure network, thereby increasing regional EV adoption and reducing air and climate pollution.
  • Identifying the role of governments to complement private sector action.
  • Supporting coordination and encouraging economies of scale in infrastructure development.
  • Supporting the pursuit of often fast-paced grant opportunities.
  • Leveraging partnerships.
  • Reducing barriers to planning and implementation and consistently integrating equity through shared siting criteria.
  • Helping to prioritize seamless connectivity across jurisdictional boundaries via one regional vision.

Plan Partners

The plan’s core project team members are providing strategic direction for the plan. This group includes representatives from:

  • Puget Sound Regional Council
  • Washington State Department of Commerce
  • King County
  • Kitsap County
  • Pierce County
  • Snohomish County

Ports, utilities, transit service providers, and other key partners will also share their needs for the plan and advise on best practices.

Stay in the Loop!

Sign up for the REV email list to receive updates about the regional EV charging infrastructure plan’s development and opportunities to get involved.

If you have questions about the plan, please contact us at PugetSoundREV@pscleanair.gov.