There’s No Place Like Home: Residential Parking, Electrical Access, and Implications for the Future of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

This National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) report examines how residential parking and electrical access influence the future of electric vehicle charging in the United States. Using national housing and transportation data, the study estimates which households are most likely to have access to home charging and identifies significant disparities for residents of multifamily housing. The findings underscore the importance of expanding residential charging infrastructure to ensure the transition to electric vehicles is both practical and equitable. Read the full report here.

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