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Electric Vehicle Charging Plan

The past few years have seen a significant acceleration in global efforts to electrify many transportation sectors, including surface transportation. New ambitious electrification targets from auto manufacturers as well as consumer-driven investments are unlocking the most significant evolution of surface transportation since the invention of the automobile.  Utah has been working for years on planning and implementing a convenient, reliable and equitable electric vehicle charging network. By preparing for more widespread electric vehicle adoption alongside active transportation like walking and biking and increased public transit use, Utahns can help work toward healthier communities and quality of life. Additionally, building out Utah's EV charging network will increase economic development, transportation choice, energy resiliency, and emergency route options.  The Utah Department of Transportation and the Utah Office of Energy Development play a key role in implementing this vision and have been working hard to meet this challenge head on. Utah’s NEVI Plan   On September 14, 2022, the Biden Administration announced that Utah is one of 35 states whose National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) deployment Plan has been approved ahead of schedule.   The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, signed into law on Nov. 15, 2021, established a first-of-its-kind National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Formula Program (NEVI). NEVI will provide funding to states to deploy electric vehicle charging infrastructure along public roads to establish an interconnected network across the state and nation. Utah recently submitted its 2023 NEVI plan update for review and approval. You can view the proposed plan update here. The NEVI Plan contains sections addressing charging infrastructure deployment, existing and future conditions, contracting, implementation, and program evaluation as well as documentation of state agency coordination, stakeholder outreach, and public engagement. The Plan addresses statewide connectivity and initial EV charging placement needs to reliably travel across the state and in rural areas, as well as augmenting the needs in urban areas for greater densities of EV vehicles.   You can provide comments and input using the form at the bottom of this page. Interactive Utah NEVI Phase I Map An interactive map illustrating the approved geographical areas for Phase I of Utah's NEVI Program, can be viewed here.  UDOT intends to select one location to satisfy the Planned NEVI Phase I Areas along these corridors to install NEVI compliant chargers. The map offers an approximate view of potential areas within a *one-mile radius from the corridors. Under the NEVI Program, the installation of EVSE is mandated every 50 miles along the corridor and within one driving mile off the corridor. It should be noted that the information provided is voluntary and may not reflect precise distances. *Zoom into map to view 1 mile radius    Utah's NEVI Funding Program The Utah National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Funding Program-Phase I is now accepting applications.  This program seeks public/private partners to participate in the development of Utah's EV charging network. UDOT has released an addendum to Utah's National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Funding Program- Request for Application(RFA)-Phase I. Changes included in the RFA addendum update the competitive selection criteria, the advertisement schedule and provide information regarding retainage of NEVI funds to ensure reporting and uptime requirements are met for the duration of the program. Applicants are encouraged to review the information found in the final Utah NEVI Funding Program - RFA - Phase 1, which has been updated September 19, 2023. The RFA provides detailed information on the application process and requirements, as well as the selection criteria that will be used to evaluate each application. To apply, please follow the instructions outlined in the NEVI Funding Program RFA and complete the application form accessed here. Please note that the deadline for submitting applications has been extended to October 5, 2023, at 5:00 pm (MST).   NEVI Program Partnering Directory UDOT has compiled a list of partners that includes prospective applicants, hosting communities, and other relevant stakeholders who express their desire to install, own, operate & maintain electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) in their respective communities. This directory will enable charging providers to seek out possible collaborations and remain informed about forthcoming program announcements. If you are interested in being included on this list, please fill out the linked Google form below. UDOT NEVI Program Partnering Directory Sign Up  UDOT NEVI Program Partnering Directory Results (Updated 9/20/2023) NEVI PLAN IDENTIFIED SITE AREAS NEVI Timeline  

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