Electric Vehicle Readiness Plan

Share Electric Vehicle Readiness Plan on Facebook Share Electric Vehicle Readiness Plan on Twitter Share Electric Vehicle Readiness Plan on Linkedin Email Electric Vehicle Readiness Plan link

Help Rockville Get Ready for EVs!

The City of Rockville is developing the city's first Electric Vehicle (EV) Readiness Plan. Many residents and fleet managers already recognize the benefits of converting to electric fuel sources. Electric vehicles cost less to operate, produce no exhaust, improve air quality and health, and will help the city achieve our goals in the Climate Action Plan.

The EV Readiness Plan will help identify ways the city can work with county, state and federal programs to better facilitate a rapid adoption of electric vehicles and meet a growing demand for charging. By knowing how many, where, and what types of chargers are needed to serve residents, businesses, visitors, and city fleet, we will be well-prepared for Bipartisan Infrastructure Law grant opportunities for public charging. The plan will identify policy and permitting needs to make EV charger installation faster and meet growing demand. Importantly, the city seeks to ensure equitable access to charging for residents of multi-family dwelling units or who don't have access to a garage or driveway.


Where to Find EV Charging In Rockville?

You can find EV charging stations at www.plugshare.com.

How Can You Help?

Rockville is seeking input from residents, property owners and employers. Submit your initial questions and ideas in the tabs below!

  1. Register to attend the Electric Vehicle Readiness Plan Listening Session October 10, 2024
  2. View the slides for the Electric Vehicle Readiness Virtual Open House held December 8, 2022
  3. View the communities preferred charger locations (see map below)
  4. View the results of the EV Charging Survey - open through January 15, 2023


EV Readiness Plan Scope

What's included in the plan? With assistance from a consultant, the project scope involves the following:


Electric Vehicle Charger Types

What types of chargers are needed? Typically, home chargers are Level One or Level Two, and public chargers are Level Two or DC Fast Chargers. The image below explains the difference.

From: https://marylandev.org/charging/


To find out more, follow this project and check out the FAQs, events, and resources to the right!

Sign up for the Environment & Sustainability Newsletter to keep in touch on the EV Plan and much more.


Help Rockville Get Ready for EVs!

The City of Rockville is developing the city's first Electric Vehicle (EV) Readiness Plan. Many residents and fleet managers already recognize the benefits of converting to electric fuel sources. Electric vehicles cost less to operate, produce no exhaust, improve air quality and health, and will help the city achieve our goals in the Climate Action Plan.

The EV Readiness Plan will help identify ways the city can work with county, state and federal programs to better facilitate a rapid adoption of electric vehicles and meet a growing demand for charging. By knowing how many, where, and what types of chargers are needed to serve residents, businesses, visitors, and city fleet, we will be well-prepared for Bipartisan Infrastructure Law grant opportunities for public charging. The plan will identify policy and permitting needs to make EV charger installation faster and meet growing demand. Importantly, the city seeks to ensure equitable access to charging for residents of multi-family dwelling units or who don't have access to a garage or driveway.


Where to Find EV Charging In Rockville?

You can find EV charging stations at www.plugshare.com.

How Can You Help?

Rockville is seeking input from residents, property owners and employers. Submit your initial questions and ideas in the tabs below!

  1. Register to attend the Electric Vehicle Readiness Plan Listening Session October 10, 2024
  2. View the slides for the Electric Vehicle Readiness Virtual Open House held December 8, 2022
  3. View the communities preferred charger locations (see map below)
  4. View the results of the EV Charging Survey - open through January 15, 2023


EV Readiness Plan Scope

What's included in the plan? With assistance from a consultant, the project scope involves the following:


Electric Vehicle Charger Types

What types of chargers are needed? Typically, home chargers are Level One or Level Two, and public chargers are Level Two or DC Fast Chargers. The image below explains the difference.

From: https://marylandev.org/charging/


To find out more, follow this project and check out the FAQs, events, and resources to the right!

Sign up for the Environment & Sustainability Newsletter to keep in touch on the EV Plan and much more.


What questions do you have about electric vehicle readiness?

The City of Rockville is developing a plan to prepare for electric vehicle charging throughout the community. What questions do you have and what should be considered in the plan?

You need to be signed in to add your question.

  • Share why is not too many charging stations in the are of Olney, Wheaton, Aspenhills areas on Facebook Share why is not too many charging stations in the are of Olney, Wheaton, Aspenhills areas on Twitter Share why is not too many charging stations in the are of Olney, Wheaton, Aspenhills areas on Linkedin Email why is not too many charging stations in the are of Olney, Wheaton, Aspenhills areas link

    why is not too many charging stations in the are of Olney, Wheaton, Aspenhills areas

    agalean5 asked almost 2 years ago

    Thanks for that question! Our basemap only has the existing stations that are located in City of Rockville, but there are plenty of other stations out there. Check out: https://afdc.energy.gov/fuels/electricity_locations.html#/find/nearest?fuel=ELEC 

Page last updated: 02 Oct 2024, 03:53 PM