Plug-in Electric Vehicle Dialogue

Plug-in Electric Vehicle Action Tool
The PEV Action Tool helps state departments of transportation determine their goals for plug-in electric vehicle deployment and to chart out a path for reaching those goals. The Action Tool is also a resource for learning about plug-in electric vehicles and best practices from other state agencies. Although state departments of transportation are the primary audience, many of the suggested actions and resources in the tool are applicable to other public entities such as local governments and other state agencies. Learn More
Revving Up Electric Vehicles
C2ES convened a workshop in Raleigh, NC, bringing together officials from eight states to develop state-level strategies to increase electric vehicle use by paving the way for charging infrastructure. Learn More
PEV Action Plan
Convened by C2ES, the Plug-In Electric Vehicle Dialogue produced a report that provides a roadmap for coordinated action at the state and local levels to harmonize regulatory approaches across the country, balance public and private investments in charging infrastructure, and help consumers understand the benefits and choices offered by PEVs. Learn More

Plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) are a transformative technology – offering a way to reduce America’s reliance on imported oil, combat rising gas prices, improve local air quality, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Nearly 10 companies already have PEVs on the road, and over the next year or two, all of the major automakers will be offering them.  But to realize the full PEV potential, a broad range of stakeholders must work together.

The PEV Dialogue Group convened by C2ES brings together automakers, electric utilities, policymakers, environmental groups and others to develop consensus approaches to accelerate PEV deployment nationwide.

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