EV Charging Infrastructure Education
Toward Developing an Effective and Equitable Public EV Charging Program
Toward Developing an Effective and Equitable Public EV Charging Program
Forth, with funding through the GM Climate Fund, has launched an online EV charging education portal for stakeholders and decision-makers working to advance equitable access to charging.
The subscription-based education portal offers a self-guided course on EV charging and addresses topics necessary to create impactful charging programs in underserved and rural communities.
Course enrollees can learn about barriers to equitable EV access, creating impactful programs to mitigate them, key program design elements, important partners to collaborate with and funding sources to support EV accessibility within their community.
Course Objectives:
- Defining Equity in electric mobility
- Identifying key partners in transportation electrification
- Making EVs more accessible in historically underserved and rural communities
- Funding opportunities to implement effective and equitable programs
Who Should Enroll?
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State and Local Government Staff including City and Urban Planners, Transportation and Energy Departments, Housing, Parks and Recreation and Climate and Sustainability Offices
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Electric Utility Staff responsible for transportation electrification and charging programs
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Engineering, Planning and Consulting Firms working in transportation electrification
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Private-company Representatives from charging companies, car companies, fleets and other private organizations interested in EV charging
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Community-based Activists working for Clean Energy, Environmental Justice and Community Development