Plug-in NC has been working since 2011 to establish North Carolina as a leader in electric transportation. We are a statewide program that promotes electric driving through education and outreach, consulting and resource development. We provide a collaborative opportunity for stakeholders to work together to ensure a seamless integration of electric vehicles into our communities.
We are proud to support DRIVE Electric USA, a multi-state project developing programs that will engage individuals, utilities, legislators, dealerships and others towards removing adoption barriers and accelerating EV use in our states.
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Check out the projects and initiatives we worked on in 2022 in our annual report!
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In collaboration with the City of Raleigh’s Office of Sustainability, we created a comprehensive EV-ready playbook for planning and installing public, residential and workplace charging.
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With myths about EVs still out there, we busted a bunch of the common ones we've seen.
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Wake Tech was awarded nearly $1 million to train students to install and maintain EV charging equipment and repair the vehicles themselves.
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Get your brackets ready — we’re pitting some of North Carolina’s charging stations against one another, and the outcome is up to you.
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Plug-in NC member organizations have demonstrated a commitment to supporting electric vehicles. They have installed charging stations, purchased electric fleet vehicles or completed electric vehicle education and outreach activities. Their support and efforts are helping to drive electric vehicle adoption in North Carolina.
Lake James State Park is a Plug-in NC member that offers a family-friendly trip for outdoor lovers in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Travelers from throughout the state and beyond can enjoy more than 150 miles of shoreline at the lake and a range of activities while charging up their electric vehicle (EV) for their next destination.
Plug-in NC ambassadors are passionate about electric vehicles. By volunteering at events and giving presentations, ambassadors help Plug-in NC promote electric driving across the state.
Evan Poteate is a student at North Carolina State University, studying electrical engineering. He has volunteered with Plug-in NC at many events across The Triangle to share his expertise and knowledge of EVs.
