Michigan's Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Deployment Plan

The Michigan Departments of Transportation (MDOT), Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE), Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO), and the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) are working collaboratively to develop the Michigan EV Infrastructure Deployment Plan. The Plan will create the framework for how Michigan will utilize the NEVI Formula Program funding to develop the states EV charging infrastructure along designated alternative fuel corridors (AFC).

The NEVI Formula Program will provide funding to make the most transformative investment in EV charging in United States history that will lead to deployment of a nationwide network of 500,000 EV chargers by 2030 that ensures a convenient, reliable, affordable, and equitable charging experience for all users.

MDOT, EGLE, LEO, and MPSC are in the process of conducting stakeholder outreach sessions to support the development of the plan.

1. Select the stakeholder group that best describes your role. (select all that apply)

Government
Labor organization
Private sector (charging provider, OEM, etc.)
Utility provider
Freight and logistics
Academia
Interested land owner
Public
Other - Write In Please enter an 'other' value for this selection.

2. Stakeholder Information (required)

Are you completing this survey on behalf of your organization or as an individual?

If on behalf of your organization, please identify your organization:

3. What must the Michigan EV Infrastructure Deployment plan achieve to be considered a success?

4. Please rank the following NEVI Funding Program goals based on importance. Order the items from the following list. First select an item with the spacebar to show a menu of possible ranking positions. Next, click a ranking position to order it in the ranked list. Note the menu will display more ordering options as you add items to the ranked list.

Designating alternative fuel corridors
Equitable charging infrastructure
Strengthen public/private partnerships
Workforce/job impacts
Public agency collaboration
Resiliency and reliability
Geographic and location diversity
Reduce GHG emissions

5. Choose the top three concerns that the Michigan EV Infrastructure Deployment Plan must take into consideration.

6. How can the Michigan EV Infrastructure Deployment plan mitigate EV adoption barriers.