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Electric Vehicle Adoption Leadership (EVAL)

Program Overview

Workplaces are ideal sites to expand charging access for EV owners who live in multi-family housing or otherwise lack access to home charging, and to build reliable charging networks that help accelerate transportation electrification.

The Electric Vehicle Adoption Leadership (EVAL) certification program aims to advance workplace charging by recognizing the critical role that workplaces play in charging access.

What is EVAL?

EVAL is a U.S.-Department-of-Energy-funded national workplace charging certification program that provides recognition and technical assistance to organizations supporting the adoption of clean transportation. EVAL certification distinguishes employers and workplaces leading the charge to increase energy security, address climate change, and lower emissions by providing clean transportation options at the workplace.
 
Employers gain certification points by filling out a questionnaire that assesses their efforts toward promoting clean transportation at their workplaces and supporting employees to travel sustainably. These can include providing EV charging; the promotion of options for carpooling, biking, and public transportation; and incentives for sustainable employee commuting.
 
All employers, including state, local, or Tribal government entities and community-based organizations/nonprofits, are eligible to apply. 
Get Certified
Achieving EVAL certification signifies our commitment to excellence in EV technology and innovation. It highlights our ability to exceed industry standards for performance, reliability, and environmental impact, setting a benchmark for others to follow in the EV market.
Hi-Tech Electric CompanyPlatinum Certified
We know that employees are six times more likely to purchase an EV when they can charge at the workplace, and we aim to make our offices better accommodate EV drivers and riders.
City of Grand JunctionBronze Certified
Utilities around the country use WeaveGrid's software to support a grid that's clean, reliable, and more affordable for EV drivers, but our employees are just as passionate about advancing transportation electrification outside their day jobs. That's why it was a no-brainer to get EVAL-certified, to show that we're walking the walk on EV adoption too.
WeaveGridGold Certified
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville chose to pursue the Electric Vehicle Adoption Leadership (EVAL) certification to benchmark our efforts in adopting electric vehicles and providing electric vehicle charging stations on our campus and learn how and where we can improve. We want to be a leader in reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from commuting to and from campus and our own fleet vehicles around campus. This certification shows that we are off to a great start.
University of Tennessee, KnoxvilleGold Certified
Belmont Light is honored to receive EVAL Gold Certification. We support electric vehicles through workplace charging, public charging networks, and partnerships with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Town of Belmont. Recognition from EVAL was the logical next step, and we look forward to future collaborations. Thank you EVAL for helping to electrify transportation.
Belmont LightGold Certified
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EVAL-Certified Organizations

Advantage Real Estate
Ahold Delhaize USA
Albright Electric
All-Pro Electric
Amgen
Ampure (formerly Webasto Charging Systems, Inc)
Atlas General Contractors        
Atom Power, Inc
Aztec Energy Group Inc.
B&A
Banister Automotive
Belmont Light
Bestbath Systems Inc.
Brightmerge
California Polytechnic State University  San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly SLO)
Case Western Reserve University
City of Commerce City
City of Euclid
City of Fircrest
City of Grand Junction
City of Largo
City of Madison
City of Nashua
City of Nashua
City of Passaic
City of Phoenix
City of Phoenix

City of Sandusky
City of Tumwater
City of West Palm Beach
City of Winter Park
Clean Communities of CNY a US DOE Clean Cities and Communities Coalition
Climate First Bank
Colgate-Palmolive
Dynalectric
Epic Metals Corporation
Equality Electric
EVNoire
EVunited
Genentech
Greater Indiana Clean Cities, Inc.
Harvard University
Hawaiian Electric
Hawaiian Electric
Hingham Municipal Lighting Plant
Hi-Tech Electric Company
Hotel Marcel
Idaho Conservation League
Idaho Power
Impact7G, Inc.
INF Associates 
Inovis Energy, Inc.
Integra Energy
Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA)

Kent Denver School
Landmark Ford, Inc.
Leo & Sons Auto Repair and Towing INC
Loyola University Chicago
Maple Hill Farm Inn and Conference Center
Maryland Department of General Services
Nazareth University
Northern Colorado Clean Cities
Oakland County
OhioHealth Corporation
Oxford Development Company
Parking Authority of the City of Elizabeth
Plant Chicago
Plug In America
ReVision Energy
Roosevelt Elementary School District #66
School District of the City of Pontiac
Shive-Hattery
Tacoma Public Utilities
University of Tennessee
Urban Efficiency Group, LLC
Vector Energy Group LLC
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Washington Military Department
WeaveGrid
Wind River Internet
WPBgo