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Regional Leaders Drive EV Innovation at NASEO–AASHTO Meeting

Utah Clean Cities joined NASEO, AASHTO, and Clean Cities partners across the West for the Western Regional Meeting on EV Charging Infrastructure in Salt Lake City. The gathering highlighted Utah’s leadership through the Utah Electrification Plan (UEP), cutting-edge electrified roadways, and coordinated strategies for rural, urban, and gateway community charging.

Presentations from Tammie Bostick, Alicia Cox, and James Campbell ASPIRE/Utah State University showcased some of the most advanced electrification efforts emerging in the nation.

From left: NASEO’s Jessie Lund, Utah Clean Cities’ Tammie Bostick, and Yellowstone–Teton Clean Cities’ Alicia Cox at the NASEO–AASHTO Western Regional Meeting on EV Charging Infrastructure in Salt Lake City. Their sessions highlighted regional collaboration through ChargeWest, first-responder readiness, multifamily charging solutions, and cutting-edge electrified infrastructure emerging across the West.

 

“We want drivers who choose EVs to have safe and reliable ways to charge their vehicles as they drive in our state..."

– Luke Reiner
WYDOT Director

ZEV Plan and Background

The Zero Emission Vehicle Working Group — consisting of seven state agencies — was completed in 2022.  The Zero Emission Vehicle Strategy is a long-range planning document for the alternative fuel space. You can read it here

Media Coverage

Resources & Reporting

Get access to the latest resources and EV incentives in Wyoming

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

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Maps & Apps

Useful Maps and Apps that make traveling in Wyoming easier for the EV traveler

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Laws & Incentives

Get the latest information on Wyoming’s laws and incentives towards EV’s

Need Help?

Wyoming Department of Transportation is the primary point of contact for more Information on Grants & Incentives

Jordan Young
(dot-publicaffairs@wyo.gov)

State Contacts & Partners

Local contacts and statewide partnerships for ChargeWest

WYDOT is the pass-through agency for NEVI funding and other EV-related grants in Wyoming. WYDOT is a founding member of the Wyoming Zero Emission Vehicle Working Group which is in charge of strategizing ways to maximize use of available ZEV-related funding by communities and businesses.

Mission: Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities (YTCC’s) mission is to reduce consumption of traditional petroleum-based fuels, support our regional economy and protect our environment by encouraging and expanding the use of alternative fuels and advanced vehicle technologies, and promoting efficient transportation options.

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DOE VTO: Funding Opportunities

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy offers a variety of funding opportunities focused on advancing electric vehicle (EV) technologies. This resource page outlines grant programs, competitions, and initiatives designed to support research, development, and deployment of innovative EV solutions. Visit funding opportunities 

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

USDOT: R.O.U.T.E.S Toolkit for Rural Opportunities

The United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) has developed this Applicant Toolkit to provide guidance as part of the Rural Opportunities to Use Transportation for Economic Success (R.O.U.T.E.S.) Initiative to support potential applicants in identifying and navigating USDOT discretionary grant funding opportunities for rural transportation projects. In support of the initiative’s goals, this toolkit provides user-friendly information and resources to support rural applicants’ understanding of USDOT discretionary grant programs and the funding process.

The Applicant Toolkit is designed for all levels of grant applicant experience, aiming to enhance access to USDOT resources for rural transportation projects. Specifically, this toolkit illustrates key applicant activities when participating in the USDOT discretionary grants process, catalogues USDOT discretionary grant programs by applicant type and eligible project activities in a USDOT Discretionary Grant Funding Matrix, and provides resources for applicants to maximize the potential for award success.

R.O.U.T.E.S. will embark on three activities:

  1. Collecting input from stakeholders on the benefits rural projects offer for safety and economic outcomes, as well as the type and degree of assistance rural projects require;
  2. Providing user-friendly information to rural communities to enhance understanding about DOT’s infrastructure grant options;
  3. Improving DOT’s data-driven approaches to better assess needs and benefits of rural transportation infrastructure projects

Click here to learn more

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

USDOE: Federal Tax Credits for All-Electric and Plug-In Hybrids (PROGRAM ENDS SEP 30th 2025)

Federal Tax Credit Up to $7,500

All-electric and plug-in hybrid cars purchased new in or after 2010 may be eligible for a federal income tax credit of up to $7,500. The credit amount will vary based on the capacity of the battery used to power the vehicle. State and/or local incentives may also apply.

Small neighborhood electric vehicles do not qualify for this credit, but they may qualify for another credit.

Click here for more information

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

EPA: Clean School Bus Program

The Clean School Bus Program offers rebates to support the transition to cleaner, more efficient school buses. This initiative is designed to reduce harmful emissions and improve air quality around schools by providing financial assistance for the purchase of zero-emission and low-emission school buses. Eligible applicants, including school districts and transportation authorities, can access funding to replace older buses with cleaner alternatives, enhancing the overall health and safety of students. Detailed information on eligibility, rebate amounts, and application processes can be found on the program’s website.

  • Cleaner air. Electric and alternatively-fueled buses eliminate or reduce school bus exhaust, which is linked to asthma.

  • Reduced health risks, especially for children whose lungs are still developing.

  • Reduced greenhouse gas emissions, which contribute to climate change.

  • Grid resilience. Using bidirectional chargers, school buses can store energy for distribution to the grid when needed.

Clean School Bus Update

The 2024 CSB Rebate Program is now OPEN 

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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

USDOE: Inclusive Energy Innovation Prize

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy and the Office of Economic Impact and Diversity have launched a new Inclusive Energy Innovation Prize. Phase Two submissions will open in March 2022 and close in March 2023 and will provide cash prizes of up to $250,000 each ($2.5 million total) to groups and organizations to support entrepreneurship and innovation in communities historically underrepresented and underserved in the energy sector. If you want help applying, contact us for free coaching.

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