Welcome to REVI.net, the online collaboration of six New England-based electric utilities that formed the Regional Electric Vehicle Initiative. REVI works to advance the region’s understanding of plug-in electric vehicles (EVs) and the charging infrastructure that supports them.
Electricity is a cleaner, lower cost, locally available transportation fuel alternative. EVs drivers can recharge conveniently at home overnight (during off-peak hours when system use is lower and the generation mix cleaner). Away-from-home charging is expected to expand as businesses, workplaces and municipal locations become part of a public charging network.
Overview of EV Charging
To get started, learn about the three basic types of charging locations:
EV Updates by State
Find out what’s happening in these areas:
HIGHLIGHTS MORE
In the News:
US DOE Clean Cities Vehicle Buyers Guide 2012
CPTV Where We Live - Plugging In: EVs in CT 11/12/12
Transportation Climate Initiative: PEV Deployment in the Northeast Overview Sept 2012
Electric Car Community Days News Release May 2012
New from REVI:
"Metering for EV Charging Stations" discussion paper
Research:
C2ES: An Action Plan to Integrate Plug-In Electric Vehicles With the U.S. Electrical Grid March 2012
The Utility Guide to Plug-In Electric Vehicle Readiness - EEI Nov. 2011
Site Design For Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Version 1.0
Connecticut Light & Power’s EV Research Pilot (pdf)
Recent Presentations:
Plug-in Electric Vehicles: Putting the Fundamentals in Place (NU, May 2011)
Global:
Download REVI’s Metering paper now
Visit PlugMyRide.org and help promote EV awareness
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TODAY'S ELECTRIC VEHICLES
Learn more about these new plug-in EVs:
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