
EC Tech Desk #6
The EC Tech Desk is a monthly resource compiled by the EC’s technical services team that aims to curate transportation electrification’s most relevant news, tools,

The EC Tech Desk is a monthly resource compiled by the EC’s technical services team that aims to curate transportation electrification’s most relevant news, tools,

Across Pennsylvania, school districts are rethinking how they power their fleets. For decades, diesel buses have been the default, but they emit harmful pollutants and are costly to fuel and maintain.

The EC Tech Desk is a monthly resource compiled by the EC’s technical services team that aims to curate transportation electrification’s most relevant news, tools,

By EC Senior Communications Associate Liam Condon Federal EV tax credits are (mostly) gone. A glance at headlines such as The EV Tax Credit is

The EC Tech Desk is a monthly resource compiled by the EC’s technical services team that aims to curate transportation electrification’s most relevant news, tools,

EC Tech Desk is a monthly resource compiled by the EC’s technical services team that aims to curate transportation electrification’s most relevant news, tools, and

By EC Policy and Campaigns intern Max Patten As a Boulder, Colorado-based policy and campaigns intern at the Electrification Coalition (EC) this summer, I opted

EC Tech Desk is a monthly resource compiled by the EC’s technical services team that aims to curate transportation electrification’s most relevant news, tools, and

Federal electric vehicle (EV) tax credits, along with other key funding for charging infrastructure, vehicle deployment, and manufacturing, are ending years earlier than expected. This

EC Tech Desk is a monthly resource compiled by the EC’s technical services team that aims to curate transportation electrification’s most relevant news, tools, and

By EC Policy Intern Caroline White-Nockleby Charging station at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City. As a Utah resident and EC policy intern, I’m always

By EC Senior Associate Emily Pape As someone who doesn’t own an EV but spends a good chunk of my time thinking, working, and presenting

It’s that time of year again—as temperatures drop and travelers anticipate inclement weather, winter driving is upon us. It has already been well established that

The electric vehicle (EV) industry in the United States allows Americans to choose how they power their vehicles, creates domestic manufacturing jobs, and protects American

Last week’s election will bring major changes to the federal government, with Republicans taking control of the White House, Senate, and House of Representatives. Throughout this transition, the Electrification Coalition (EC) will maintain and accelerate the electrification transition’s momentum because transportation electrification is an economic and national security issue that transcends party lines.

This guest post was written by Alan Shedd, retired director of emerging technologies at Oglethorpe Power Corporation and Georgia resident. In this piece, Alan details

By EC Senior Associate Emily Pape My friend Erin recently bought her first EV, taking advantage of the $4,000 federal used EV tax credit to

By EC Senior Associate Emily Pape For me, the sporting summer of 2024 began on the streets of my hometown, Boise, Idaho, with a bike

This year’s ACT Expo was the biggest yet, with more than 14,000 attendees and hundreds of companies offering electrification solutions. After four days of attending educational sessions, walking the expo hall floors, and meeting with current and future partners, here are our top five takeaways:

In March, Electrification Coalition Business Council (ECBC) member ADS-TEC Energy invited the EC to attend and assist with the unveiling of the first deployment of its ChargeBox at Marina Palms, a multi-family residential condo in Miami, Florida.

Florida’s electric vehicle (EV) market stands out as a beacon of progress, leading the Southeast and ranking second in the nation in registrations.

You’ve likely seen the news that Hertz is selling off 20,000 Tesla vehicles (around 1/3 of their EV stock).

By EC Technical Programs Associate Steph Wagner New year, new car? If you’re starting off 2024 with the search for a new vehicle, there’s no

Rural communities, especially in the Southeast, can be at the forefront of the EV transition, but not without intentional leadership. It takes coordination, planning, and problem solving outside of traditional operational silos, but the benefits can be significant.

As we transition to a fully electric future, technological advancements will evolve, resulting in advanced, more efficient battery technologies. Increasing the efficiency of batteries is vital, not just for electric vehicles, but for the future of technology as a whole.

This Tool Library contains tools, reports, and webinars that can help applicants and advocates identify, apply for, and deploy federal funding. Topics covered include finding regions needing charging infrastructure, ensuring that projects are equitable, calculating the total cost of ownership of vehicles, and more.

By EC Policy Intern Zane DeVitre-Shalauta Last year, electric vehicles (EVs) hit the technology “tipping point.” Market-wide adoption of EVs reached 5%, a generally accepted

By EC Communications Intern Amara Alexander With the rising fuel costs and the desire to combat climate change, the electric vehicle (EV) moment is now.

Elevated engagement and prioritization from the public and private sectors around transportation electrification will ensure the protection of America’s natural treasures from the impacts of

By EC Director of Technical Services Matt Stephens-Rich With the heightened focus on rural EV charging networks following the announcement of the $2.5 billion Charging
Amy Malaki is the head of policy and sustainability at SkyNRG and SkyNRG Americas, pioneering global leaders in sustainable aviation fuel production and supply. Prior to SkyNRG, Amy was the associate director for the transportation portfolio at the ClimateWorks Foundation where she developed philanthropic investment strategies to advance a sustainable, equitable and low-carbon mobility system. She also pioneered the organization’s international aviation decarbonization strategy. Prior to that she focused on Asia business development at Better Place, a Silicon Valley electric vehicle network startup. She has a B.A. in Chinese and China studies from the University of Washington and an M.A. in international policy studies (energy and environment) from Stanford University.