Alternative Fuels Data Center: Permitting Processes for Electric
Several states, municipalities, and utilities provide guides to streamline the permitting process for EV charging station installation to help overcome any barriers identified.
The authority to site electric transmission lines has traditionally resided solely with the States. But in the Energy Policy Act of 2005 Congress established a limited Federal role in electric transmission siting under the Federal Power Act (FPA).
For strategies local and state governments can use to streamline EV charging station approvals see the fact sheet, Improving Permitting and Zoning for EV Fast Charging Stations, developed by the Northeast State for Coordinate Air Use Management (NESCAUM). Below are a few examples and additional resources.
The substation Application Filing Requirements (AFR) provided below applies to all electric substation projects that require Public Service Commission of Wisconsin approval. This document also addresses information requirements for permits from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) under Wis. Stat. § 30.025.
Best practices to streamline the permitting process for EV charging station installations include: Expedite approval and manage expectations by providing sample timelines or setting a timeline for all permit approvals related to EV charging stations. Allow plans to be approved as noted. Post review timeline estimates online.
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