img
State Activity

Our Activity Across the U.S.

Since our founding in late 2021, CAP has engaged in states across the country, advocating to break down the barriers to private investment in EV charging. Click on any state below to learn more about CAP’s activity there. If a state is not green, we have not been engaged there yet beyond sending a letter encouraging consideration of our policy principles when implementing the federal NEVI program.

 

Don’t see a state highlighted in green and think there are opportunities for CAP to get involved? Reach out and let us know!

Below are the states where CAP has engaged, either in regulatory proceedings or through advocacy on legislation. Click on the state to learn more about our engagement and view resources for the state. Additionally, in summer of 2022, CAP sent letters to all 50 states and the District of Columbia encouraging consideration of our policy principles as the states developed plans for implementation of the NEVI program. If you don’t see your state listed and believe there is activity or opportunities that we should be engaging on reach out and let us know!

Arkansas

Addressing unfair competition and antiquated rate structures is key to building our Arkansas' EV charging network. Read More



Arizona

A reliable and convenient EV charging network is essential. Companies in Arizona are ready to step up, but not under the threat of unfair competition. Read More



Colorado

Colorado is currently an unfriendly state for private investment in EV charging, a fact that will need to change to support the continued growth of EV adoption. Read More



Florida

CAP is advocating to end utility domination of the EV charging market in Florida. Fair competition will create the refueling experience that EV drivers need. Read More



Georgia

Georgia has emerged as a leader in EV charging policy by limiting the ability of utilities to compete unfairly in the EV charging market. Read More



Iowa

It is essential for Iowa to have a top notch EV charging market. A level playing field approach to the market will deliver the best results for all parties. Read More



Indiana

Regulatory activity in Indiana has considered policies and approaches to support the electrification of transportation. Read More



Kentucky

In order for private entities to confidently invest in Kentucky's EV charging market, change is necessary to level the playing field. Read More



Louisiana

Through a combination of legislative and regulatory action Louisiana has transformed itself into one of the best states in the country for private investment. Read More



Maryland

Maryland has allowed utilities to control the EV charging market, but recent regulatory activity is moving away from utility ownership and in the right direction. Read More



Minnesota

Minnesota saw one of the largest rate-basing proposals in the country, one that would stifle private investment and raise power bills. Read More



North Carolina

A competitive and fair EV charging market will allow North Carolina to develop the EV charging network necessary for drivers of today and tomorrow. Read More



North Dakota

North Dakota has examined EV charging issues through a regulatory proceeding, including rate design. Read More



Nebraska

With the passage of LB 1317 Nebraska has transformed from one of the worst states for private investment in EV charging into one of the best. Read More



New Hampshire

New Hampshire continues to study EV charging programs and rate design though regulatory activity. Read More



New Jersey

New Jersey has proven to be a forward-thinking state regarding rate structure for EV charging, taking steps to address demand charges. Read More



New Mexico

Implementation of legislation which promotes utility owned EV chargers is preventing private entities from confidently investing in New Mexico's EV charging network. Read More



Nevada

Troubling moves by Nevada's utilities to enter the EV charging market are dissuading private investment in the state. Read More



Ohio

Breaking down the anti-competitive barriers to private investment will ensure that Ohioans get the EV charging network they need, without raising power bills for captive ratepayers. Read More



Oklahoma

Oklahoma has emerged as the state with the most definitive policy embracing competition in the EV charging network following the passage of SB 502. Read More



Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania is one of many states considering the future of electric rate design for EV charging. Read More



South Carolina

As South Carolina embarks on the development of their EV charging market, ensuring that competition and innovation guide the market will lead to the best results for all consumers. Read More



Texas

Texas is among states leading the nation in EV adoption. The passage of SB 1002 will help to build the charging network that the state needs. Read More



Virginia

The Old Dominion saw legislation introduced that would have placed restrictions on utility ownership of EV charging stations that, despite bipartisan support, did not advance. Read More



Vermont

Many of Vermont's utilities have made progress on rate structures for EV charging, but continued progress on rates and utility ownership of EV charging stations is necessary to level the playing field in the state's EV charging market. Read More



Wisconsin

Wisconsin is one of two states where EV charging operators cannot sell electricity by the kWh. Addressing this issue, and leveling the playing field, are essential to the growth of the EV charging network. Read More



Wyoming

The growth in the number of EVs on the road, and the need to recharge them, creates unique challenges for remote states such as Wyoming. Read More