EV Resources

EV Readiness
Resources for the Peninsula Region

PRTPO maintains a small inventory of resources for use by members and other stakeholders to increase the region’s electric vehicle readiness. This includes plans, studies, forecasts, and funding efforts supportive of battery electric vehicles and fuel cell electric vehicles. It pertains to public agency fleets, personal vehicles, electric retail utility providers, electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) businesses, and building and parking codes. It is concerned with all modes of travel. An EV Infrastructure Exchange Group supports occasional information sharing and coordination among PRTPO’s members and their partners. It includes cities, counties, tribes, transit agencies, ports, PUDs, non-profits, businesses, WSDOT, and other stakeholders working together in the Peninsula Region and beyond to support greater use of zero emission vehicles.

PRTPO developed this work program activity to advance the region’s EV readiness in support of its Regional Transportation Plan. PRTPO provides this service in its capacity as a regional convener and information source. For more on this effort, to contribute information or other resources, or to be added to the Infrastructure Exchange Group, please Contact Us.


WA State Plans and Resources

WA Climate Commitment Act - Ecology webpage with link to variety of resources and programs

Summary of 2021 Clean Transportation Legislation - Commerce Presentation to AFV-TAG, May 2021

Planning Strategies & Tools for Highway Corridor ZEV Infrastructure - Nov 2020

Electrification Assessment of Public Vehicles in Washington - JTC Report, Nov2020
- Electrification Assessment Presentation to JTC - Nov2020

WA State EV Action Plan 2015-2020

Business Models for Financially Sustainable EV Charging Networks - 2015, JTC Study

Other Resources

Charging Forward: A Toolkit for Planning and Funding Rural Electric Mobility Infrastructure

Joint Office of Energy and Transportation Technical Assistance for cities and counties, tribes, transit agencies, and school districts. Includes technical support, funding information, and links to additional resources. Organized by sector.

How to Scope a Fleet Electrification Planning Process - Mike Usen, DKS

WA Laws and Incentives Related to Electric Vehicles and Other Alternative Fuels - DOE site

Steep Climb Ahead - How Fleet Managers Can Prepare for the Coming Wave of Electrified Vehicles - Rocky Mountain Institute, 2021

ChargEVal - Tool for Evaluating Charging Network Changes - Nov 2020
ChargEVal Website and Documentation

Public EV Charging Business Models for Retail Site Hosts - April 2020, Atlas Public Policy

EV Infrastructure Building Codes (an Overview) - Ed Pike, Energy Solutions, June 2018

Induction Charging

Momentum Dynamics is being used by Link Transit (Wenatchee)
Wave Wireless Charging is being used by Twin Transit (Lewis County)


Other Technical Support

Alternative Fuels & Vehicles Technical Assistance Group [AFV-TAG] Hosted by the WSU Energy Program, this is a great resource for public sector fleets.

Alternative Fuels Data Center - WA. US Department of Energy site with state level data and links to other useful resources.