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EVConnecticut is a partnership between the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the Connecticut Department of Transportation working to introduce more electric vehicles into Connecticut. Connecticut's cheaper, cleaner and more reliable energy future depends on electric vehicles putting us on a path toward greater energy independence. Connecticut has over 300 public EV charging stations...find your nearest EV charging station Now! USDOE Alternative Fueling Stations EVConnecticut recently announced a hydrogen and electric vehicle purchase rebate and also offers EV charging station incentives to municipal and state agencies and private businesses. In addition there are multiple federal and state programs that offer additional incentives. Connecticut Hydrogen and Electric Automobile Purchase Rebate (CHEAPR) Public Fleet EV and Public Workplace EV Charging Station Incentive Program EV Charging Station Incentive Programs Other Funding and Tax Incentives Widespread availability of both public and workplace EV charging are reasons why we are a "range confident" state. Find out more about workplace charging and installation of EV charging stations and Join the Network! How to Report a Broken Charger Learn more about EVs in Connecticut. Discover the benefits of owning an electric vehicle and why they are so important for Connecticut. Honey, We Should Get an Electric Car! Discover how Governor Malloy is moving Connecticut down the path to a clean fuel and clean vehicle future. In 2014, Connecticut and seven other states comitted to putting 3.3 million EVs on their roads by 2025! And most recently, in 2015, Connecticut joined 12 European and North American governments as founding partners of an international alliance to accelerate global adoption of ZEVs. Connecticut's Comprehensive Energy Strategy Content Last Updated: June 26, 2017 |
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