Overview
Alabama is projected to receive $79,308,285 through the federal National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) formula program over the next five years. This program involves up to 80% federal funding and at least 20% non-federal matching on each project, with the non-federal funds expected to come from grant applicants. ADECA is administering these funds through a competitive grant program.
As background, Alabama submitted its “FY2024 NEVI Plan” to the federal Joint Office of Energy and Transportation on September 13,2023 and the plan was approved on October 25, 2023.
Please find information below on the Round 1 NEVI application period. Please also be advised that Interstate corridors (I-65, I-165, I-565, I-20, I-59, I-359, I-459, I-759, I-85, I-10, and I-22) are eligible in Round 1 and additional Corridors designated will have eligibility starting with the Round 2 application process.
Alabama FY 2024 NEVI Plan
Public Input Always Accepted
It is important to the state to receive input from interested parties. Anyone interested in electric vehicle charging infrastructure, sharing information, or commenting on the development of the plan is encouraged to submit comments to ev@adeca.alabama.gov. Comments submitted will be evaluated and considered during future updates to the plan.
How to Stay Informed
Application
NEVI Program Application Guide – deadline: 11:59 p.m. CST on January 24, 2024
NEVI Application Workshop Slides
News
2023 NEVI Application Workshop Memo
The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs hosted the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program Round 1 grant application workshop on October 24, 2023. This was an “in-person” workshop that began at 9:00 a.m. The workshop was held at the Alabama Center for Commerce building located at 401 Adams Avenue, Montgomery, AL in the 7th floor auditorium.
Other Alabama EV Infrastructure Funding Programs
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure and Planning Grant Program at ADECA
Alabama also has a state-funded program which provides opportunities for charging infrastructure grants in areas of the state and for types of chargers that are not eligible under the federal NEVI program.
Ongoing priorities for this state program will include fast-charging projects along non-interstate corridors and Level 2 charging projects at locations where people have longer dwell times, including workplaces, tourist attractions, shopping centers, and near multi-family dwellings.
Contact
334-242-5290 | ev@adeca.alabama.gov
