Points of Interest
Explore Utahs EV Corridors With Confidence
- Enter Utah, your city, or ZIP code.
- Pick the charging type you need (Level 2 or Fast).
- Tap or click a station pin to see details or map your route.
Corridor Map
ChargeWest First Responder READY Training
GEORGE, Utah — ChargeWest™ First Responder Ready, led by Utah Clean Cities and Communities through the U.S. Department of Energy Transportation Technologies Office-supported ChargeWest™ initiative, is preparing a post-training media package for partner review following the National First Responder EV and Lithium-Ion Battery Safety Training, held June 3–5, 2026, at Dixie Technical College and the Fire and Public Safety Training Center in St. George, Utah.
After three years of preparation, the training brought together 80 participants from nine western states, including 65 trained first responders and 20 National Park Service fire chiefs and fire leaders representing seven national parks — from Yellowstone and Zion to Yosemite and Grand Canyon — and more than 40 gateway and rural communities across the West.
Message from Gov. Cox , Utah
What Is ChargeWest TM?
ChargeWestTM is a collection of Intermountain West states which are committed to improving electric corridors across the western United States; building infrastructure on rural gateway communities, state and national parks, monuments , recreation areas and scenic by-ways. The states involved are Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.
"The intermountain west is becoming one of the most visited places in the United States. We want the modern traveler to experience the same highways and byways of our western heritage. Drivers can ChargeWest TM with range confidence."
– Tammie Bostick
Executive Director
Utah Clean Cities, ChargeWestTM Project Lead
Media Coverage
ChargeWest First Responder READY Training
Regional Leaders Drive EV Innovation at NASEO–AASHTO Meeting
ChargeWest First Responder READY Training
Regional Leaders Drive EV Innovation at NASEO–AASHTO Meeting
Resources & Reporting
Get access to the latest resources and EV incentives in Utah
Vehicle Cost Calculator
This tool uses basic information about your driving habits to calculate total cost of ownership and emissions for makes and models of most vehicles, including alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles. Also see the cost calculator widgets.
Alternative Fueling Station Locator
Travel with range confidence in Utah by finding the closest alternative fuel location
This application is best viewed on a desktop computer or in the available downloadable apple and android apps.
Maps & Apps
Useful Maps and Apps that make traveling in Utah easier for the EV traveler
Plug Share
PlugShare is the world’s largest EV driver community. Users contribute station reviews and photos to help drivers make the most informed charging decisions possible.
Charge Hub
ChargeHub is a must have App for all American & Canadian electric car owners who want to find EV charging stations locations to plug their Tesla Model S / Leaf / iMiEV / Volt / Focus EV / Plug-in Prius / Smart EV / BMW i3 / KIA Soul EV /etc.
Charge Point
ChargePoint is the world’s largest and most open EV charging network with over 100,000 charging spots. Only the ChargePoint app allows you to find these stations, see if they’re available and start charging. You can also find stations from all other major networks.
Tesla
The Tesla app puts owners in direct communication with their vehicles and Powerwalls anytime, anywhere.
Electrify America
Charge in as little as 30 minutes on the nation’s largest public DC fast charging network. The Electrify America app lets you find a charging station nearby, charge your EV, and manage your charging session. (Level 2 chargers also available at some locations).
EV Connect
EV Connect is the home of the most innovative, robust and feature-rich cloud-based software platform for managing electric vehicle charging stations, their interaction with utilities and the driver experience.
EV Gateway
EvGateway’s Mobile Application allows users to locate and navigate to the nearest charging stations and complete a paperless charging session.
Studies & Research
Laws & Incentives
Current Grants
State, Local and Federal Incentives
Utah Partner Incentives
Federal Incentives
Need Help?
Utah Clean Cities and Communities (UCCC) is the primary point of contact for more information
Tammie Bostick, Executive Director (email)
Website: UtahCleanCities.org
Related Projects
View the projects in Utah that are helping excel alternative energy and green initiatives
State Contacts & Partners
Mission Statement: The mission of Utah Clean Cities and Communities is to advance the nation’s environment, energy security and economic prosperity through collaboration with communities by building partnerships with public and private stakeholders that create equitable deployment of clean transportation solutions for all.
Mission Statement: The Utah Governor’s Office of Energy Development (OED) advances the Governor’s energy vision, implements state energy policy and enhances Utah’s energy infrastructure, technology and workforce to provide more affordable, reliable and cleaner energy options for Utah households and businesses.
Our core mission is to “Keep Utah Moving”, we accomplish this by partnering with our stakeholders to provide real time data, budget forecasting and maintaining our lands and buildings and roadway assets in a state of good repair, while continuing to protect our environment.
The Utah Office of Tourism promotes tourism into the state through advertising and media contacts. We are an office within the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity. Our mission is “to elevate life in Utah through responsible tourism stewardship.”
Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS) is a full-service interlocal agency, that provides comprehensive wholesale electric energy services, on a non-profit basis, to community-owned power systems throughout the Intermountain West. The UAMPS membership represents 50 members from Utah, Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico and Wyoming
The Utah Department of Environmental Quality is home to a dedicated team of professionals, engineers, and scientists who work hard to implement Utah’s environmental laws and provide high quality public service and technical assistance. Our team is here to serve you and ensure all Utahns have clean air, water, and land free from contamination for generations to come.
More drivers are making the switch to plug-in electric cars to save money on fuel costs and contribute to a healthier environment. See below for resources to help you drive electric.
