Urban EV Charging for All: 10 Strategies for U.S. City Governments

This report was produced by the Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability at Harvard University, a member of IPFA. 

Widespread electric vehicle (EV) adoption is critical to confronting climate change – but a lack of sufficient public charging infrastructure is holding many potential EV drivers back. The challenge is particularly acute in cities, where a larger share of residents live in multifamily housing, rent their homes, and/or park on the street—all of which make it difficult, if not impossible, for them to install home charging.

This report outlines 10 strategies for U.S. city officials seeking to overcome these complexities, better meet the needs of current and potential EV owners living in urban areas and create the conditions for broader EV ownership in their city.

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