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Revision as of 18:07, 13 October 2023
Welcome to the main page of the Electric Power Research Institute's Electric Transportation Wiki, a wiki-style hub for Electric Transportation research at EPRI.
Electric Transportation falls under the Electrification and Customer Solutions section of the Electric Power Research Institute's (EPRI) Power Delivery & Utilization sector, which, "provides transmission, distribution, and end use R&D to guide utilities and stakeholders toward a safe, secure, resilient, affordable, reliable and environmentally responsible, integrated grid."
EPRI is a non-profit organization. Find out more about EPRI's history and business here.
Utility Investments
In order to support significant EV adoption, the appropriate infrastructure needs to be in place. This requires substantial investments across all sectors of the industry. Over time, the ET team has tracked infrastructure investments committed by utilities.
Are we missing your utility's infrastructure investments? If so, please contact us.
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| Name of Utility | Sum of Budget (in millions) |
|---|---|
| Algonquin Power & Utilities Corporation | $19.40 |
| ALLETE, Inc. | $6.20 |
| Ameren Corporation (Missouri) | $11.00 |
| American Electric Power (includes Appalachian Power Company & Indiana Michigan Power) | $13.05 |
| Arizona Public Service Company | - |
| Austin Energy - City of Austin Utilities | - |
| Avangrid, Inc. | $180.55 |
| Bear Valley Electric Service, Inc. | $0.70 |
| Berkshire Hathaway Energy Company | $227.20 |
| British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority | $44.80 |
| City of Anaheim Public Utilities | $0.67 |
| Consolidated Edison, Inc. | $217.05 |
| Consumers Energy | $22.20 |
| Dawson Public Power District (NE) | - |
| DTE Energy (formerly Detroit Edison Energy Company) | $44.30 |
| Duke Energy Corporation | $108.80 |
| Duquesne Light Company | $1.50 |
| Edison International | $867.60 |
| Emera, Inc. | $2.30 |
| Entergy Corporation | - |
| Evergy, Inc. (formerly Kansas City Power & Light) | $1.10 |
| Eversource Energy | $320.10 |
| Exelon Corporation | $110.25 |
| FirstEnergy Corporation | $39.90 |
| Fortis Inc. | $200.25 |
| Greenville Utilities Commission (NC) | $0.03 |
| Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc. | $93.51 |
| Holland Board of Public Works (MI) | - |
| Hydro-Québec | $450.00 |
| Hyrdo One Limited | $5.60 |
| IDACORP, Inc. | - |
| Los Angeles Department of Water and Power | $452.40 |
| Madison Gas and Electric Company | - |
| Narragansett Electric Company (currently Rhode Island Energy) | $11.50 |
| National Grid Public Limited Company | $650.25 |
| Nebraska Public Power District (NE) | - |
| New York Power Authority (Power Authority of the State of New York) | $250.00 |
| NextEra Energy, Inc. | $205.00 |
| Omaha Public Power District (NE) | - |
| Otter Tail Corporation | $2.10 |
| Pacific Gas & Electric Company | $725.90 |
| Portland General Electric | $28.90 |
| PPL Corporation | $0.50 |
| Public Service Company of New Mexico | $8.70 |
| Public Service Enterprise Group | $292.70 |
| Puget Sound Energy | $15.50 |
| Roseville Electric Utility (CA) | - |
| Seattle City Light | $4.30 |
| Sempra Energy | $234.90 |
| Southern Company | $37.89 |
| The AES Corporation | $10.90 |
| UNS Energy Corporation | $2.20 |
| We Energies | - |
| Xcel Energy Inc. | $146.90 |
| Grand Total | $6,069.09 |
The ET team tracks market share of new EVs nationwide, by state, and by county. This does not include used vehicle sales. Our heat maps support a strengthened understanding of the growth of EV sales as well as charging infrastructure.
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EV Sales and Availability
The EV industry is steadily growing. We are tracking the availability of vehicle types and expecting the industry to grow further. By 2024, more than 130 models are projected to be available for US consumers. This is a vast improvement from the year 2010 in which only 2 models were available.
Current and Planned Electric Transportation Wiki Content
EPRI has publications that are available the public as well as some that are only available to utility members. Please see below for a listing of publications over the last few years on a range of EV related topics.
| Content | Description | Access |
|---|---|---|
| Highlights of EPRI ET's numerous milestones and successes and a description of our approaches to research. | Public | |
| A list of industry facts and the benefits of electric transportation. | Public | |
| A collection of perspectives to the myriad of major EV headlines, topics, and challenges. | Public and Members | |
| A collection of case studies that have been conducted by the EPRI Electric Transportation team. These case studies seek to explore and demonstrate various scenarios and methods of research. | Public and Members | |
| A collection of consumer guides that cover the state of the market across various topics and detail consumers' options. | Members | |
| Quarterly newsletters that update members with ongoing efforts as well as insights into future activities of EPRI's Electric Transportation Program. | Members | |
| A collection of presentations that have been given within EPRI and to outside organizations. | Members | |
| A collection of short publications that summarize key findings from the ET team. | Members | |
| A collection of reports covering research findings in more detail. | Public and Members | |
| A collection of materials prepared for and/or by the Infrastructure Working Council (IWC) and the Bus and Truck Working Council. These EPRI-sponsored groups identify and prioritize related issues and collaborate to provide recommendations. | Members |
Research Results and Supplemental Projects
To see the full list of ET deliverables (back to 2015), visit our Research Results and Supplemental Projects page.
EPRI's Comprehensive Electric Transportation Expertise
The experts in EPRI's Electric Transportation program conduct in-depth research on these and other critical issues. EPRI's comprehensive research, data, and tools can help utilities expedite actions to achieve their EV-related goals—whether they have recently started engaging with the EV market or are long-time market participants.
The program also gathers key insights through its collaboration among utilities, automakers, charging infrastructure companies, and other major national and international EV industry stakeholders. Utilities can use EPRI's comprehensive suite of resources to help them serve as their customers' trusted EV advisors, and to inform their short- and long-term investment decisions to help enable reliable, safe, affordable, and environmentally responsible electricity.
Please contact us with any questions about our research.