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What EV charging infrastructure is used in the alternative fuels data center?

The Alternative Fuels Data Center and the Station Locator use the following charging infrastructure definitions: Station Location: A station location represents a physical place with one or more EV charging ports. Examples include a parking garage or a parking lot.

How has EV charging infrastructure changed since 2011?

This chart shows the growth of U.S. public and private electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure since 2011. The number of electric vehicle (EV) charging ports has grown consistently, and the number of EV charging station locations has also increased steadily. Between 2015 and 2020, the number of EV charging ports more than doubled.

What is the alternative fueling station locator?

The Alternative Fueling Station Locator allows users to search for public and private charging stations. Quarterly reports on EV charging station trends show the growth of public and private charging and assess the current state of charging infrastructure in the United States.

How many EV charging stations are there?

Data ranges from 2100 to 184098. Source: Alternative Fuels Data Center Notes: Between 2011 and 2013, the electric vehicle charging station counts are an estimate of the number of geographic locations (i.e., station locations) based on the number of EV charging ports because station counts were not captured in these years.

Which unit houses EV charging ports?

The unit that houses EV charging ports is sometimes called a charging post, which can have one or more EV charging ports. EV charging ports are also sometimes referred to as electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) ports.

How do I find EV charging stations?

Charging the growing number of EVs in use requires a robust network of stations for both consumers and fleets. The Alternative Fueling Station Locator allows users to search for public and private charging stations.