Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure

This page last reviewed February 1, 2012

Infrastructure is essential for the successful deployment of zero emission vehicles in California. To find current charging and fueling locations go to DriveClean.ca.gov.

September 23, 2009 Meeting

In 2009 staff investigated infrastructure as part of the 2009 ZEV Program Review. For more information about the 2009 ZEV Review, visit the 2009 ZEV Symposium web site.

Meeting Notice

Notice for Public Meeting on Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Needs

Agenda and Presentations

Introduction: Craig Childers, ARB

Past Deployments:

Lessons learned from past EV infrastructure deployment - Bill Boyce, Sacramento Municipal Utility District

EVSE Design and Features:

EVSE Design & Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Program (AFIP) Project - David Packard, Jason France, Clipper Creek
Level II and fast chargers from AV - Kristen Helsel, AeroVironment

E Rates and Regulation:

Overview of PUC rulemaking - Matthew Crosby, PUC

Current and Near-Term Deployments:

ARB AFIP Project & Hwy 101 Stations - Troy Nergaard, Tesla Motors
ARB AFIP Project Summary - Efrain Ornelas, PG&E
i-Miev -TEPCO high power charging (Tokyo+) - Dave Patterson, Mitsubishi
DMC plans for charging station deployments - Kent Leacock, DMC
SF Bay Area Activities & Coalition - Bob Hayden and Richard Schorske
San Diego+ Deployments & ETEC Products - Kevin Morrow, ETEC

2001 ZEV Infrastructure Standardization

Regulatory Documents

Proposed Amendments to the California Zero Emission Vehicle Regulations: Treatment of Majority Owned Small or Intermediate Volume Manufacturers and Standardization's of Battery Electric Vehicle Charging Systems for the Zero Emission Vehicle Program. For informal regulatory documents, click here.

Resources

ZEV Program