A Map-Based Decision-Making Framework for Equity in EV Charging

Talk by Mr. Ted Lamm, J.D., Ms. Ankita Shanbhag, and Mr. Ari Ball-Burack, all from UC Berkeley.

Co-sponsored by the Center for Law, Energy, & the Environment (CLEE), UC Berkeley Law

State, federal, and auto industry leaders have set ambitious targets to transition to electric vehicles over the coming decade. Governor Newsom and the California Air Resources Board (CARB) have set California on a pathway to phase out the sale of new gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035. To support this transition, we will need millions of EV chargers. But where can we locate this new mobility infrastructure to the needs of priority communities, integrate with other transportation modes, and support connectivity and economic development? Local governments will play a crucial role, and they will need decision-making tools for stakeholder-informed processes. UC Berkeley’s Energy & Resources Group, School of Information, and School of Law are developing a platform to meet this need.

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