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CSE administers New Jersey's statewide program allowing car buyers to get an incentive at participating car dealerships and apply it instantly to their purchase or lease of a new EV.
CSE adds 7th state to EV incentive program portfolio
The State of Vermont Agency of Transportation has selected the Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE) to develop and administer a suite of clean transportation incentive programs for state residents to help curb greenhouse gas emissions.
CSE to help determine optimal sites for EV charging
The Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE) will assist Louisiana Clean Fuels in developing a comprehensive electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure plan for the state using CSE’s Caret® EV Infrastructure Planner.
The California Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Project (CALeVIP) provides incentives to expand public EV charging in the state. Funded by the California Energy Commission (CEC) and partner organizations, the program aims to accelerate the adoption of clean vehicles, address climate change, and improve air quality.
Installing solar on multifamily affordable housing – where a quarter of all U.S. low-income households live – is one equity-centered approach to clean energy. Solar can save property owners and tenants on energy costs. And the community as a whole benefits from reduced fossil fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions.
Strategically Amplifying Participation in the NY Drive Clean Rebate Program
This report summarizes analysis of over 5,400 surveys representing nearly 22,000 consumers who received electric vehicle (EV) rebates in the state of New York.
Increasing EV Charging Access in Southeastern Pennsylvania
The Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE) was selected to administer a new utility program providing rebates to offset the cost of installing electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure at workplaces, stores, multiunit dwellings and other sites in southeastern Pennsylvania.
Increasingly, policymakers are focusing on equity as a core principle. But if it’s a principle without metrics, how can we know if objectives are accomplished?
As the saying goes, you can’t manage — or improve — what you don’t measure.
Over 90 percent of participants in California’s Clean Vehicle Rebate Program (CVRP) said the rebate was extremely, very or moderately important in making it possible for them to buy or lease an EV in 2019. For 55%, the rebate was essential.
