CHARGEVC-NJ ROADMAP 3.0
ChargEVC’s focus includes outreach and collaboration with policy makers to develop policies, including incentives, that address barriers to EV adoption,
and improve accessibility to EV charging infrastructure.

Widespread and accelerated adoption of EVs will yield significant benefits, enabled by the interplay between environmental impacts and efficient electric infrastructure use:
With thoughtful and guiding policies, States are presented with an unprecedented opportunity to realize multiple benefits with a single initiative.
More chargers, more incentives for buyers could make us less dependent on energy grid and provide emergency back-up power Pam Frank and Patty Cronheim | July 23, 2026 | Opinion, Energy & Environment, More Issues Credit: (AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey)File photo Energy policy stops feeling abstract when it affects your wallet, your commute or your health. Lately, you may be […]
LEARN MOREPam Frank Special to the USA TODAY Network Updated Aug. 11, 2026, 5:38 a.m. ET A recent op-ed in these pages argued that propane is a better choice for school busfuel than electric vehicles (“As NJ spends big on electric buses, there’s a better choice,” July 13). The arguments put forward are emblematic of an […]
LEARN MOREFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Release event highlights how electric vehicles support grid and the successes of the NJZIP program at Hermann Services South Brunswick, NJ — Standing beside a Class 8 electric truck, the leaders of New Jersey’s electric vehicle industry gathered to mark what they called an inflection point — not just for clean transportation, […]
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