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# Puget Sound Regional Electric Vehicle Collaborative

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://pugetsoundrev.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Pages

- [Home](https://pugetsoundrev.org/) - What is the Puget Sound REV Collaborative? The Puget Sound Regional Electric Vehicle (REV) Collaborative is a joint partnership between the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency and Puget Sound Regional Council to prepare the region for an all-electric transportation future. To learn more, visit the About page. We’ve created a website intended to help planners and decisionmakers
- [Regional EV Charging Infrastructure Plan](https://pugetsoundrev.org/infrastructure-planning/) - Please take our survey! Now through 6/19, share your input to inform the Puget Sound Region Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Plan. The survey is intended for cities and counties, utilities, transit agencies, ports, schools, infrastructure vendors, and other organizations, agencies, or businesses that permit, install, own, operate, or coordinate EV charging infrastructure.The survey will ask
- [Funding](https://pugetsoundrev.org/funding/) - The table below provides direct links to funding programs to support investments in electrification and/or alternative fuels infrastructure, or links to organizations that regularly collect and post external funding opportunities. Additionally, state programs and incentives are highlighted below. For a comprehensive overview of the funding authorized through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, visit the PSRC's funding page.
- [Contact Us](https://pugetsoundrev.org/contact/) - To receive occasional emails about Puget Sound REV Collaborative meetings or information, sign up for our email list: Click Here to Sign Up for Emails
- [REV Collaborative Meetings](https://pugetsoundrev.org/past-upcoming-meetings/) - Past Meetings Meeting Materials: 9/19/2024 Presentation: Transportation Electrification Strategy (PDF) Presentation: Public EV Charging Playbook (PDF) Plan to Action: Making Transportation Electrification a Reality - Meeting Recording (YouTube) Upcoming Meetings Information will be posted when a meeting is scheduled
- [REV Blog](https://pugetsoundrev.org/blog/) - Welcome to the REV Blog!
- [Getting Started](https://pugetsoundrev.org/getting-started/) - Welcome to the Puget Sound Regional Electric Vehicle (REV) Clearinghouse website. Whether you’re completely new to the world of electric vehicles (EVs) or already a transportation electrification expert, we hope this website will help you advance clean transportation across the Puget Sound region. Let’s start with ‘Why’ To meet Washington State’s climate goals, we will need 1
- [Privacy Policy & Compliance](https://pugetsoundrev.org/privacy-policy/) - Privacy Policy Thank you for visiting the Puget Sound Regional Electric Vehicle Collaborative (REV) Clearinghouse website and reviewing our Privacy Policy. This statement addresses collection, use and security of, and access to information that may be obtained through use of this website. Information Collected & How it is Used Automatic Collection of Information If you
- [Contact Directory](https://pugetsoundrev.org/contact-directory/) - Last updated: January 2023 Regional and State Contacts Western Washington Clean Cities Fleet Support & Technical Assistance Website: wwcleancities.org Contact: Michael Graham Email: michael@cwcleancities.onmicrosoft.com WSU Green Transportation Program Fleet Support & Technical Assistance Website: energy.wsu.edu/GreenTransportationProgram.aspx Contact: Jim Jensen Email: jensenj@energy.wsu.edu WA State Department of Commerce State Resources & EV Coordinating Council Website: commerce.wa.gov/growing-the-economy/energy/electric-vehicles/ Contact: Steven
- [Transportation Electrification Basics](https://pugetsoundrev.org/electrification-basics/) - Below is a collection of resources that can help you get started if you are new to transportation electrification. If you haven't already, visit our ‘Getting Started’ page for a step-by-step guide. Visit our contact directory to find someone to reach to learn more.
- [Equity](https://pugetsoundrev.org/equity/) - The transition to a zero-emission transportation future must be an equitable one. These resources offer guidance to help ensure a jurisdiction’s plans for this transition do not disproportionately burden disadvantaged or historically marginalized populations.
- [Policies & Regulations](https://pugetsoundrev.org/policies-regulations/) - A collection of codes, ordinances, regulations, and other policies implemented by jurisdictions in and outside of the region to plan for and support electric vehicles.
- [Data & Tools](https://pugetsoundrev.org/data-tools/) - Technical resources such as interactive maps, impact calculators, policy toolkits, and collected data to support planning for electric vehicles.
- [About](https://pugetsoundrev.org/about/) - To meet state and regional climate goals we need to act boldly to transition the transportation system to a zero-emission future.Numerous automakers have committed to going all-electric or phasing out their gasoline-only vehicles over the next decade. Nearly all automakers have committed to significantly increasing the number of zero-emission vehicle models they manufacture. And Washington

## Documents

- [Washington Transportation Electrification Strategy](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/washington-transportation-electrification-strategy/) - Developed by the Washington EV Council and delivered to the Legislature in February 2024, this comprehensive report includes recommended actions the state can take this year and beyond to ensure the benefits of driving electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, and market incentives are accessible and available to all Washingtonians.
- [Public Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Playbook](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/public-electric-vehicle-charging-infrastructure-playbook/) - Communities, planning organizations, local and state governments, tribal nations, and other decision makers can use this resource from the U.S. Joint Office of Energy and Transportation to navigate key considerations for planning and deploying EV infrastructure.
- [Local Government Playbook](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/local-government-playbook/) - The Local Government Playbook contains recommendations for how counties, cities, and towns can leverage federal investments in electric vehicle infrastructure. It provides a “checklist” of actions and strategies that local governments can enact now and in the future, including best practices, innovative policy approaches, and lessons from previous charging deployments.
- [EV Ready Code](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/ev-ready-code/) - A collection of EV ready codes including parking codes, building codes, and energy codes.
- [MRSC: Planning for Electric Vehicles](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/msrc-planning-for-electric-vehicles/) - This page provides an overview of measures local governments in Washington State can take to support the use of electric vehicles, primarily by encouraging the growth of electric vehicle charging networks.
- [Western Washington Clean Cities Coalition](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/western-washington-clean-cities-coalition/) - The Western Washington Clean Cities Coalition provides resources, tools, and education to support alternative fuels, including fleet electrification.
- [Washington State University Green Transportation Program](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/washington-state-university-green-transportation-program/) - The WSU Energy Program maintains this Green Transportation website to provide education and technical assistance to support public fleets’ transition to cleaner fuels.
- [U.S. EPA: Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) Funding](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/u-s-epa-diesel-emissions-reduction-act-dera-funding/)
- [WSDOT Zero-Emission Vehicle Grants](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/wsdot-zero-emission-vehicle-grants/)
- [Washington State Dept. of Commerce: Electrification of Transportation Systems Grants](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/washington-state-dept-of-commerce-electrification-of-transportation-systems-grants/)
- [Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding for EVs](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/bipartisan-infrastructure-law-funding-for-evs/)
- [Argonne National Lab: Electric Vehicle Charging Equity Considerations](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/argonne-national-lab-electric-vehicle-charging-equity-considerations/)
- [Siting Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment with Equity in Mind](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/siting-electric-vehicle-supply-equipment-with-equity-in-mind/) - This paper analyzes (1) the extent to which states and utilities are including equity in their EVSE siting and (2) considerations to help ensure the benefits of transportation electrification (TE) reach all communities.
- [Puget Sound Energy: Up & Go Electric](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/puget-sound-energy-up-go-electric/) - Puget Sound Energy’s Eclectic Cars home page with basic information for those in their service territory.
- [Boston, MA: EV Readiness Policy for New Developments](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/boston-ma-ev-readiness-policy-for-new-developments/)
- [PSRC Draft Climate Change and Resilience Guidance](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/psrc-draft-climate-change-and-resilience-guidance/) - This guide helps jurisdictions meet the policy objectives for consistency with VISION 2050 and implement CC-Action-1. In addition, counties may have additional policies related to greenhouse gas emissions and mitigation in their countywide planning policies.
- [Washington State Plan for Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Deployment](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/washington-state-plan-for-electric-vehicle-infrastructure-deployment/) - Washington State’s Plan for Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Deployment is a blueprint for the planning, prioritization, and implementation of a statewide network of charging stations along state highways.
- [US DOT Rural EV Toolkit](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/us-dot-rural-ev-toolkit/) - This comprehensive toolkit covers EV Basics, Funding and Financing, Planning Resources, Benefits and Challenges.
- [EVI-Equity: Electric Vehicle Infrastructure for Equity Model](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/evi-equity-electric-vehicle-infrastructure-for-equity-model/) - National Renewable Energy Laboratory model to evaluate environmental justice, energy justice and energy equity of nationwide EV charging infrastructure on a census block group level.
- [Washington Environmental Health Disparities Map](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/washington-environmental-health-disparities-map/) - This interactive mapping tool that compares communities across our state for environmental health disparities.
- [Design Recommendations for Accessible Electric Vehicle Charging Stations](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/design-recommendations-for-accessible-electric-vehicle-charging-stations/) - This document compiles recommendations to make EV charging stations accessible.
- [Summary of Best Practices in Electric Vehicle Ordinances](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/summary-of-best-practices-in-electric-vehicle-ordinances/) - This document is a summary guide to electric vehicle (EV) and electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) ordinances in the US.
- [Greenlining Institute](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/greenlining-institute/) - The Greenlining Institute has numerous resources that can help you approach your transportation electrification project with an equity lens.
- [Non-Government Organizations](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/ev-ngos/) - This is a list of organizations that provide educational resources and/or technical assistance.
- [Planning for EV Charging](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/planning-for-ev-charging/) - A collection of toolkits and guidance outlining best practices for planning for transportation electrification.
- [WA Ecology ZEV Website](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/wa-ecology-zev-website/) - The Washington State Department of Ecology Zero-Emission Vehicle Website provides an overview of the state Legislature-passed Zero-Emission Vehicle law.
- [WA Dept of Commerce Clean Transportation](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/wa-dept-of-commerce-clean-transportation/) - The Washington State Department of Commerce provides educational resources, funding opportunities, and supports the state's EV coordinating council.
- [Kitsap County Bicycle & EV Code Update](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/kitsap-county-bicycle-ev-code-update/) - (As of 9/1/2022): Kitsap County Community Development Department is developing revisions county code to encourage and require new development and applicable redevelopment to install facilities for bicycle parking and electric vehicle charging. The draft ordinance is available on the County's website and is currently in the public outreach phase.
- [National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL)](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/national-renewable-energy-lab-nrel/) - NREL provides technical assistance to state, local, and tribal governments through several federal grant programs and has developed an extensive arsenal of integrated modeling and analysis tools.
- [Ready, Set, Charge California: A Guide to EV-Ready Communities](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/ready-set-charge-california-a-guide-to-ev-ready-communities/)
- [Metropolitan Planning Organizations: Strategies for Future Success](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/metropolitan-planning-organizations-strategies-for-future-success/) - A toolkit of strategies for addressing 12 key topics that will facilitate the future success of MPOs throughout the United States. Electric vehicle infrastructure and coordination is a topic included in the report.
- [Tacoma Electric Vehicle Charging Station Right-of-Way Pilot Program](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/tacoma-electric-vehicle-charging-station-right-of-way-pilot-program/)
- [EVI-Pro: Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Projection Tool](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/nrel-electric-vehicle-infrastructure-projection-evi-pro-tool/) - EVI-Pro Lite is designed for U.S. Cities and States to estimate their charging infrastructure needs and power demands.
- [State Procurement](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/state-procurement/) - The Washington State Department of Enterprise Services has developed master contracts for EVs and EV Supply Equipment (EVSE)
- [Charging Station Maps](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/charging-station-maps/) - This resource card contains a collection of charging station maps.
- [Washington State Data: Electric Vehicle Populations](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/washington-state-data-electric-vehicle-populations/) - This dataset shows the Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) and Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs) that are currently registered through Washington State Department of Licensing (DOL).
- [PlugShare: Charging Map](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/plugshare/) - Find EV charging stations with PlugShare's map of over 610,000 electric vehicle charging stations with user-added details, like photos and reviews.
- [EVgo Fast Charging Map](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/evgo-fast-charging-location-map/) - With more than 850 stations across 30 states EVgo Fast Charging is working to expedite mass adoption of electric vehicles by creating a convenient, reliable, and affordable EV charging network that delivers fast charging to everyone. Their website features a searchable map of EVgo fast charging stations.
- [ChargeHub Interactive Charger Map](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/chargehub-interactive-charger-location-map/) - ChargeHub is an app that aggregates and tags all of the charging stations in North America, allowing drivers to search for charging stations, filter results, plan trips, create a favorites list, and message other users. The website features a live map powered by the app that displays charging stations as well as their status (available, busy, or offline).
- [ChargePoint Interactive Charging Map](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/chargepoint-interactive-charging-location-map/) - ChargePoint is committed to deploying chargers that support passenger cars, delivery vehicles, buses and more. The company's website includes a searchable map of the ChargePoint network (plus other charger networks) that allows users to filter and customize results, similar to the mobile app.
- [ChargEVal Decision Support System for Electric Vehicle Infrastructure](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/chargeval-decision-support-system-for-electric-vehicle-infrastructure/)
- [Electrify America Charging Map](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/electrify-america/) - Electrify America’s goal is to promote greater Zero-Emission Vehicle (ZEV) adoption by offering an ultrafast and convenient charging network. The website includes a webmap of charging locations across the country.
- [Jurisdiction EV Webpages](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/jurisdiction-ev-webpages/) - This is a collection of local jurisdiction EV webpages for reference.
- [U.S. Dept. of Energy Alternative Fuels Data Center](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/u-s-dept-of-energy-alternative-fuels-data-center/) - The DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC) provides both introductory and advanced information on all major alternative fuels (biodiesel, electricity, ethanol, hydrogen, natural gas, and propane).
- [Center for Sustainable Energy](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/center-for-sustainable-energy/)
- [Forth Mobility](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/forth-mobility/) - Forth Mobility is dedicated to electrifying transportation, focusing on: improving access to electric cars and charging, convening stakeholders through events and partnerships, supporting policies that advance electrification, and exploring emerging modes like micromobility.
- [Veloz](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/veloz/) - The Veloz website includes regularly-updated data on EV sales nationwide as well as the growing number of EV chargers and hydrogen fueling stations in California in their EV Market Report.
- [Tacoma Power EV Webpage](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/tacoma-public-utilities-evs-webpage/) - Tacoma Power's landing page for transportation electrification programs and resources.
- [Snohomish PUD Connect & Drive](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/snohomish-pud-connect-drive-residential-ev-information-page/) - Snohomish County PUD's Connect & Drive webpage includes information on tax credits and rebates, savings calculators, and shopping guides for EVs and at-home chargers.
- [Charging in the Right-of-Way](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/charging-in-the-right-of-way/) - This is a collection of resources pertaining to EV charging in the right-of-way.
- [Seattle City Light EV Webpage](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/seattle-city-light-ev-webpage/) - Seattle City Light is the public utility providing electricity to the City of Seattle. The department's Electric Vehicle webpage is built to assist residents.
- [Key Strategies to Help Cities Overcome the Charging Challenge](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/key-strategies-to-help-cities-overcome-the-charging-challenge/) - This blog post outlines two public charger deployment strategies--demand-driven and the planning-oriented--based on a study of select European cities, as proposed in the author's working paper. See the PDF link to read the full working paper.
- [Electrification Coalition: Local EV Policy Toolkit](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/electrification-coalition-local-ev-policy-toolkit/) - This toolkit is designed for policymakers at the city level and includes a summary of potential policies and examples of those policies in action, evaluating the cost, feasibility, benefits, and impacts of each. Policies address charging infrastructure, multi-sector issues, freight, fleets, and consumers.
- [West Coast Electric Highway](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/west-coast-electric-highway/) - The West Coast Electric Highway is an extensive network of EV fast charging stations located every 25-50 miles along I-5, Hwy 99, and other major roadways in British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, and California. The website includes an alternative fueling station locator map and links to plans and information developed by the state governments and partner organizations.
- [Electric Transportation Toolkit: For Local Governments to Accelerate EV Adoption](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/electric-transportation-toolkit-for-local-governments-to-accelerate-ev-adoption/) - The policy toolkit for local government addresses multiple issues where local policies can make an impact: electrification plans, fleet transitions, charging infrastructure, and engaging with public utilities and state agencies.
- [Oregon DOT Electrification Infrastructure Needs Analysis](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/oregon-dot-electrification-infrastructure-needs-analysis/) - The Oregon TEINA focuses on analyzing light-duty vehicle (LDV) charging needs in the state while also addressing transit, delivery, freight, and micromobility vehicles during the modeling period of 2020–2035.
- [WSU Green Transportation Program: Advances in Energy/Building Code Development for EV Infrastructure](https://pugetsoundrev.org/documents/wsu-green-transportation-program-advances-in-energy-building-code-development-for-ev-infrastructure/)

## Events

- [REV Collaborative Meeting](https://pugetsoundrev.org/events/rev-collaborative-meeting/)

## People

- [Western Washington Clean Cities](https://pugetsoundrev.org/people/western-washington-clean-cities/) - The WWCC is a not-for-profit membership organization dedicated to expanding the use of alternative fuels and advanced vehicle technologies. A program of the U.S. Department of Energy, they provide education, technical expertise, networking opportunities and funding assistance to help members invest in local, sustainable transportation solutions – which not only supports the regional economy and
- [WA State Department of Commerce](https://pugetsoundrev.org/people/wa-state-department-of-commerce/)
- [Snohomish PUD](https://pugetsoundrev.org/people/snohomish-pud/)
- [Tacoma Power](https://pugetsoundrev.org/people/utility-contact-example-name/)

## Services

- [Equity](https://pugetsoundrev.org/services/water-management/) - Successful management of any resources requires accurate knowledge of the available resources.

## Slides

- [What is the Puget Sound REV Collaborative?](https://pugetsoundrev.org/slides/what-is-the-puget-sound-rev-collaborative-2/) - The Puget Sound Regional Electric Vehicle (REV) Collaborative is a joint partnership between the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency and Puget Sound Regional Council to prepare the region for an all-electric transportation future.
- [Welcome](https://pugetsoundrev.org/slides/2632/) - Welcome to the Puget Sound Regional Electric Vehicle (REV) Clearinghouse website. Whether you’re completely new to the world of electric vehicles (EVs) or already a transportation electrification expert, we hope this website will help you advance clean transportation across the Puget Sound region.
- [What is the Puget Sound REV Collaborative?](https://pugetsoundrev.org/slides/what-is-the-puget-sound-rev-collaborative/) - What is the Puget Sound REV Collaborative? The Puget Sound Regional Electric Vehicle (REV) Collaborative is a partnership designed to educate and support the region's planners and policymakers in strategically planning for the electrified future of the transportation system. To learn more, visit the About page. This REV Collaborative Clearinghouse is a work-in-progress. We look forward

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## Document Categories

- [Policies & Regulations](https://pugetsoundrev.org/document-category/policies-and-regulations/)
- [Data & Tools](https://pugetsoundrev.org/document-category/data-and-tools/)
- [Introduction to EVs](https://pugetsoundrev.org/document-category/introduction-to-evs/)
- [Equity](https://pugetsoundrev.org/document-category/equity/)
- [Local Utilities](https://pugetsoundrev.org/document-category/local-utilities/)
- [Key Partners](https://pugetsoundrev.org/document-category/key-partners/)
- [Planning for EVs 101](https://pugetsoundrev.org/document-category/planning-for-evs-101/)

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