Alaska Rural Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Deployment

The Alaska Rural Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Deployment (ARED) project aims to reduce barriers to entry to electric vehicle (EV) adoption in Alaskan communities across all energy regions. This will include identification of hub communities for equipment installation, to be selected based on community interest and existing grid infrastructure, along with an extensive outreach period to engage communities, and identify opportunities for support. The Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) and its partners will work together to advance beneficial electrification in rural and underserved communities that present an interest and a strong use case for the adoption of EV technologies.

Project Information

Funding:

  • Funded through a Department of Energy grant from the Vehicle Technologies Office (DE-EE0010625), the ARED project leverages a combination of private, state, and federal funds to accomplish its objectives.

Partners:

  • Alaska Center for Energy and Power
  • Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities
  • Alaska Municipal League
  • Launch Alaska
  • Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities

Questions?

Reporting

Electric Vehicles

Sign Up for Email Updates

Join our email list to stay up to date with Working Group meetings and receive our newsletters. To subscribe, click here and follow the subscription instructions. You will be sent an email requesting confirmation of your subscription.