This study explores the current landscape of school buses in New Jersey, estimates the economic and environmental impacts that come with full school bus electrification, and identifies the most crucial barriers to school bus electrification in the State, identifying specific pathways to address those issues and recommendations to make adoption feasible.
ChargEVC-NJ just released our update to the 2017 market development and high-impact initiatives roadmap. Roadmap 2.0 provides a comprehensive plan building off the recent successes in the light-duty sector and expands to actions that must be taken in the medium-/heavy-duty sectors.
This new report takes a comprehensive look at light-, medium-, and heavy duty vehicle electrification with a number of high-impact findings including significant health benefits, rate payer savings, and improved air quality in heavily-polluted cities. Take a look at the full study:
New Jersey’s new EV law is one of the most comprehensive in the country! Find out more about what the law contains here:
ChargEVC: Bringing a diverse and unified voice in support of programs and policies to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles in the State of New Jersey and beyond.
ChargEVC’s focus includes outreach and collaboration with policy makers to develop policies, including incentives, that address barriers to EV adoption,
and improve accessibility to EV charging infrastructure.
Widespread and accelerated adoption of EVs will yield significant benefits, enabled by the interplay between environmental impacts and efficient electric infrastructure use:
With thoughtful and guiding policies, States are presented with an unprecedented opportunity to realize multiple benefits with a single initiative.
Published in Gothamist By Mike Hayes and Jaclyn Jeffrey-Wilensky Gov. Phil Murphy’s administration says New Jerseyans should expect to soon see plans for expanding New Jersey’s electric vehicle charging network as the state ramps up efforts to get more EVs on the road. New Jersey has already far surpassed its goal to have 1,400 publicly […]
LEARN MOREOriginally published in NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Opting to buy an electric car in New Jersey will get more expensive this summer, as the state rolls out a new registration fee for zero emission vehicles. That annual $250 fee for electric vehicle buyers — which will increase by $10 a year until reaching $290 […]
LEARN MOREOriginally Published in NJ Advance Media for NJ.com By Steven Rodas As more electric vehicle options hit the market, year by year more New Jersey drivers are opting to cut their emissions while hitting the road. At the end of 2023, New Jersey had 154,153 electric vehicles registered in New Jersey, a spokesperson for the […]
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