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Project	Initiative/Award	Awardee	Status	Date
Organizing and Supporting Underserved Communities to Design, Implement, and Use Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure	2022 Projects for the Electrification of America's Transportation Sector	American Lung Association	In progress	Oct 2023
States impacted: Minnesota	Organizing and Supporting Underserved Communities to Design, Implement, and Use Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure The objective of the project is to deeply engage the community in identifying how transportation electrification can help meet community transportation needs and reduce cost and pollution burdens for residents of Saint Paul’s East Side. The project will engage underserved communities to discuss how investments in electric vehicle (EV) chargers can benefit the community. The project will engage and work with up to four community organizations to identify potential sites and install 10 new EV charging hubs with 40 Level 2 charge ports in the public right of way. Two series of workshops will be held to evaluate whether the EV chargers provide the anticipated benefits. Learn more about the 2022 Projects for the Electrification of America's Transportation Sector.	$1,670,000 award from DOE $915,000 matching funds (cost share) Partners Minnesota Clean Cities Coalition

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Initiative/Award

Awardee

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Organizing and Supporting Underserved Communities to Design, Implement, and Use Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

2022 Projects for the Electrification of America's Transportation Sector

American Lung Association

In progress

Oct 2023

States impacted:

Minnesota

Organizing and Supporting Underserved Communities to Design, Implement, and Use Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

The objective of the project is to deeply engage the community in identifying how transportation electrification can help meet community transportation needs and reduce cost and pollution burdens for residents of Saint Paul’s East Side. The project will engage underserved communities to discuss how investments in electric vehicle (EV) chargers can benefit the community. The project will engage and work with up to four community organizations to identify potential sites and install 10 new EV charging hubs with 40 Level 2 charge ports in the public right of way. Two series of workshops will be held to evaluate whether the EV chargers provide the anticipated benefits.

Learn more about the 2022 Projects for the Electrification of America's Transportation Sector.

$1,670,000 award from DOE

$915,000 matching funds (cost share)

Partners

Minnesota Clean Cities Coalition

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