Advanced Energy United Webinars

The bipartisan Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act establishes a $5 billion grant program, the National Electric Vehicle Formula Program (NEVI), which provides funding to states for deploying EV charging infrastructure over the next five years.   Just days ahead of the August 1, 2022, deadline for submission of state NEVI plans, this webinar brought together electrification experts to review some of the strategies states propose to employ to make the most of this unprecedented federal funding to support the adoption of zero-emission vehicles by consumers and businesses. In this webinar, recorded live on July 27, 2022, state and federal transportation planners and charging network providers discuss what NEVI could mean for building out an EV charging network across America.  

In this webinar, a panel of AEE and company experts discussed the legislative focus on issues involving equity in environmental impact and employment, supporting (and taxing) electric vehicles, and launching offshore wind as a new U.S. industry.

California dominates the U.S. electric transportation (ET) industry, with the ET workforce in the state expected to nearly double by 2024.

As global demand and competition from new entrants grows, what needs to be done to keep California on the leading edge?

With construction of a Tesla factory outside Austin underway, Texas is guaranteed a central place in the transition to electric transportation. But it turns out there are already 7,000 Texans working in electric transportation-related business, and more than 400,000 workers and 5,000 Texas companies are in “adjacent” industries and occupations that stand to grow as transportation in the United States goes electric.