Southeast Portal for Electric Transportation Opportunities

The Piedmont Environmental Alliance is co-hosting Electric Cars and Coffee at The Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) on Saturday, November 11th from 8am to 11am. This community event is for anyone hoping to learn more about electric vehicle ownership. See link for details.

Fleet electrification ride & drive event hosted by Orlando Utilities Commission, Suntrax, and Tampa Electric Company. The events will bring together a wide variety of fleet-focused electric vehicles, charging equipment, and service providers. Three days (individual events) on November 7, 8, 9 - see link for details.

WRI's Electric School Bus Initiative, the Alliance for Electric School Buses, and Clean Energy Works hosting a webinar with green bank officials, school districts and finance experts to discuss how finance can complement current funding to scale school bus electrification.

Join the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation (Joint Office) to learn how electric mobility (e-mobility) project developers and managers ensure equitable community-level outcomes while accelerating the deployment of electric vehicle (EV) charging. This webinar will provide a preview of five case studies, as well as a report on EV program designs and strategies that enhance EV deployment equity to be published by the Joint Office in early fiscal year 2024. Hear from the project managers on their approaches to centering equity into their community projects. The presenters will highlight lessons learned and speak to the importance of engaging with community stakeholders respectfully and identifying their unique needs; cultivating relationships and partnerships; and designing flexible, iterative programs and incorporating learnings into future projects.

Hosted by the Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance and Resource Innovations, this webinar will explore the impact of utility grant programs on underserved areas, including BIPOC communities and rural regions and hear about real-world experiences from Pacific Power’s eMobility Grant Program in Oregon. Join us to gain insights into driving sustainable, community-driven transformation in transportation electrification.

The National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO), American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), and Atlas Public Policy are hosting a webinar to discuss the key findings from a virtual charette held this summer (with EV charging industry, state, and federal governments, including State Energy Offices, State Departments of Transportation, utilities, and consulting firms) as well as the need for establishing processes to measure, verify, and evaluate charger reliability for states and direct recipients of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI), Charging and Fueling Infrastructure (CFI) program, and other federally funded EV infrastructure programs

Fleet electrification ride & drive event hosted by JEA and Seminole Electric Cooperative. The event will bring together a wide variety of fleet-focused electric vehicles, charging equipment, and service providers. See link for details.

Fleet electrification ride & drive event hosted by City of Tallahassee Utilities. The event will bring together a wide variety of fleet-focused electric vehicles, charging equipment, and service providers. See link for details.

This webinar, hosted by The Southeastern Transportation Research, Innovation, Development and Education (STRIDE) Center addresses two recommendations from a previous STRIDE project, A Framework for the Development of a Diverse Transportation Workforce in the Southeast Region - the development of a repository on workforce development in the Southeast and a transportation curriculum to address diversity equity and inclusion. The webinar will include two separate and connected presentations on these two topics. The first half will introduce to the repository that the research team developed. The second half will address the impact of transportation equity and workforce pluralism on the local economy and public health.