NEVI CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE
The planning and implementation of this program will require many layers of decision-making by states, including how to purchase charging
A variety of options for electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure exist, thereby creating a multifaceted infrastructure procurement process. The site host's specific characteristics and goals, such as utilization and demographics, can also influence the process.
Installing charging infrastructure can involve complex payment structures, data collection, ownership models, parking, and signage requirements, in addition to typical infrastructure considerations like cost, regulations, safety, efficiency, siting, and type of equipment.
For information on charging infrastructure requests for proposal (RFPs), see the U.S. Department of Energy's Guidance in Procurement of Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment or Forth Mobility's EV Charging and Public/Private Partnerships RFP Template. Additionally, state agencies can register for the EV States Clearinghouse to view example RFPs.
Networked charging infrastructure is connected to the internet and can send data, such as information on frequency of use, to a network services provider (i.e., charging network) and the site host.
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