Looking for guidance on installing EV chargers at your sites? We can help you figure out the right approach for your business.
NACS and the Transportation Energy Institute provide the following resources to help educate and guide NACS retail members through questions like which type of chargers to install, whether to hire a maintenance service or maintain the chargers in-house, and how to identify local partners.
The NACS Match-Making list is a compilation of organizations that support an array of ways that address electric vehicle service equipment (EVSE) installation at convenience stores. The list includes companies that:
- Do it for you: fund, install, and operate EVSE at NACS member locations.
- Offer a helping hand: for retailers who want to operate their own charging programs and need technical assistance for EVSE installation and future-proofing stores.
Match-Making List Sign Up
NACS has made available the U-Finder tool to help retailers identify local utilities that support EV infrastructure in their store ZIP codes.
Simply insert the potential EV charging site zip code and the U-Finder provides a list of utilities, their point of contact for EV charging and lists any funding or make-ready programs the utility offers.
U-Finder
The Match-Making list and U-Finder tool help make it easier to plan your EVSE. After signing up for one or both programs, you’ll receive program updates as well as notifications on EVSE-related information from the Transportation Energy Institute/EV Council, Conexxus, NACS, and other EV-related related news.
For questions and help getting started, contact Karl Doenges, executive director, Charging Analytics Program, Transportation Energy Institute