By Ryan Alcorn // October 9, 2023
The Federal Highway Administration's approval of state plans for electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure deployment marked a significant stride toward fostering a cleaner, more sustainable transportation landscape in the United States. Today, state governments are executing their plans – each at their own pace – to establish an interconnected network of EV charging infrastructure to facilitate access, reliability, and data collection. This article provides an overview of the current status of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program across each state.
Background
The $5 billion NEVI Program aims to offer dedicated funding to states for the strategic deployment of EV charging infrastructure. The program primarily directs funds towards the designated Alternative Fuel Corridors for electric vehicles, especially along the Interstate Highway System. Once the national network reaches completion, the funding can extend to any public road or other publicly accessible locations.
Key Stats
10 states are actively soliciting applications (Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Indiana, Michigan, New Jersey, New Mexico, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia)
4 states have awards pending (Utah, Rhode Island, Oklahoma, and Kansas)
7 states have announced awards (Ohio, Hawaii, Maine, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Alaska, Kentucky)
Total funding for FY 2022: $615 million
Estimated funding for FY 2023: $885 million
States Actively Soliciting Applications
State | NEVI Status | Source |
Arkansas | Open, due 11/27 | |
Connecticut | Open, due 11/9 | |
Georgia | Open, due 11/17 | |
Indiana | Open, register by 11/1 | |
Michigan | Open, due 11/3 | |
New Jersey | Open, due 10/30 | |
New Mexico | Open, due 11/1 | |
Tennessee | Open, due 11/1 | |
Texas | Open, due 10/16 | |
Virginia | Open, due 10/20 |
States Not Currently Soliciting Applications:
State | NEVI Status | Source |
Alabama | Not yet released | |
Alaska | Phase 1 closed | |
Arizona | Not yet released | |
California | Not yet released | |
Colorado | Anticipated fall 2023 | |
Washington, DC | Withdrawn, to be reopened | |
Delaware | Closed 9/14 | |
Florida | Not yet released | |
Hawaii | Awarded - single recipient | |
Idaho | Not yet released | |
Illinois | Not yet released | |
Iowa | Not yet released | |
Kansas | First round closed | |
Kentucky | First round awarded | |
Louisiana | Not yet released | |
Maine | First round awarded | |
Maryland | Not yet released | |
Massachusetts | Not yet released | |
Minnesota | Anticipated 12/1 | |
Mississippi | Not yet released | |
Missouri | Anticipated early 2024 | |
Montana | Not yet released | |
Nebraska | Not yet released | |
Nevada | Not yet released | |
New Hampshire | Anticipated 10/13 | |
New York | Not yet released | |
North Carolina | Not yet released | |
North Dakota | Not yet released | |
Ohio | First round awarded | |
Oklahoma | Closed 9/15 | |
Oregon | Anticipated October | |
Pennsylvania | Anticipated Nov/Dec |
Ongoing Tracking
The NEVI Formula Program represents a significant investment in the future of sustainable transportation in the United States. As part of our efforts to provide comprehensive grant coverage across the country, GrantExec will track each state as it releases additional rounds of funding opportunities to contractors. With state plans approved and funds allocated, the nation is poised to witness a transformative shift in its transportation infrastructure. This change promises not only to enhance the convenience of EV usage but also to make significant strides toward a more sustainable future.