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Sign the Charge@Work Pledge

Charge@Work is devoted to:

Increasing the availability of electric vehicle (EV) charging at workplaces nationwide
Decreasing the impacts of transportation pollution on the climate and public health
Supporting active leadership from both the public and private sector to create an effective and efficient national electric vehicle charging network
Helping workplaces and workers take advantage of the environmental and economic benefits of electric transportation
Supporting American workplaces in the development of clean transportation resources and technologies by providing technical, practical, and financial solutions

Pledgers are saying…

“We’re proud to be installing Siemens chargers at both our facilities and employees’ homes across the United States and joining the Charge@Work program is one of the many ways we are investing in our workforce, encouraging the EV transition, and supporting a cleaner future for all.”

Matt Helgeson, Head of Sustainability

Siemens

”Workplace charging is a priority for us as part of our commitment to creating a sustainable, supportive, and attractive environment for our team and customers’ employees,” said Henrik Holland, Global Head of Mobility for Prologis.”

Henrik Holland, Global Head of Mobility

Prologis

“We hope through further education and outreach efforts and events — such as those supported by Charge@Work — we can continue to address those concerns and make them aware of the many benefits of EVs, for both drivers and the environment”

John Silcox, public information officer

County of Fairfax, VA

“Governor Murphy and I are committed to moving forward decisively with the transition to an electrified transportation sector by providing the funding and the leadership that will result in a healthier, sustainable and more resilient future for New Jersey.”

Shawn M. LaTourette, New Jersey Environmental Protection Commissioner

New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

“As one of the largest employers in Santa Fe, we have the opportunity to make a big impact by helping our employees switch to a cleaner commute,” said Mayor Alan Webber. “We know that transportation is one of the biggest contributors to climate change, so helping our employees switch to electric vehicles is an important step to reducing those emissions.”

Alan Webber, Mayor

City of Santa Fe, NM

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Workplace

Public Official

As an employer in the U.S., we are committed to working with Charge@Work to include electric vehicle charging and clean transportation access at our workplace. As part of our commitment we will consider:

Installing workplace EV chargers
Providing workers with educational materials on electric transportation
Developing transportation electrification plans
Hosting EV test drive and informational events
Creating EV purchasing incentives for workers
Developing e-mobility affinity groups

I am committed to supporting electric vehicle charging and access to clean transportation at workplaces across the country. As part of this commitment, I will foster initiatives in my community, such as:

Installing workplace EV chargers
Providing workers with educational materials on electric transportation
Developing transportation electrification plans
Hosting EV test drive and informational events
Creating EV purchasing incentives for workers
Developing e-mobility affinity groups

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Workplace’s name(Required)

Workplace's phone number

Workplace's address (where charging will be located)(Required)

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Would you like your company’s name added to the Charge@Work website to publicly highlight your pledge and leadership?(Required)

Yes

No, please keep my pledge confidential

Maybe - I'd like to learn more

Please upload a high-resolution transparent PNG logo representing your organization.

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Would you like to be tapped for virtual and/or in-person events to spotlight your workplace charging leadership?

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Maybe - I'd like to learn more

Do you have a current or pending workplace charging project?(Required)

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Please tell us more about your workplace charging project:

Would you like to talk to the Charge@Work team about technical or other assistance?(Required)

Yes

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Organization size (# of employees)(Required)

1-50

51-499

500+

How many plugs are you hoping to install?(Required)

1-4

5-10

11-20

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Other number of plugs:

Would your organization be interested in being nationally recognized and accredited for Workplace Charging through Forth’s EV Adoption Leadership (EVAL) Certification?(Required)

Yes

No

How did you hear about Charge@Work?(Required)

Would you consider:

Connecting with your local Clean Cities Coalition about workplace charging?

Receiving examples of corporate transportation electrification plans?

Receiving information about a free site assessment?

Sending your employees Charge@Work’s educational packet on electric transportation?

Receiving information about setting up employee EV purchase incentive programs?

Hosting an EV ride-and-drive or informational event in the next 2 years?

Setting up an e-mobility affinity group at your company?

By submitting this form, you are giving consent to receive communications regarding Charge@Work.

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District office phone number

Would you like your name added to the Charge@Work website to publicly highlight your pledge and leadership?(Required)

Yes

No, please keep my pledge confidential

Maybe - I'd like to learn more

Please upload a high-resolution transparent PNG logo representing your organization.

Accepted file types: jpg, png, Max. file size: 100 MB.

Would you like to coordinate with Charge@Work to spread the word about the benefits of workplace charging?

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No

Maybe - I'd like to learn more

Do you know of a current or pending workplace charging project you would like spotlighted by Charge@Work?(Required)

Yes

No

Are you interested in hosting or participating in workshops, ribbon cuttings, ride-and-drives and other types of events that support workplace charging?

Yes

No

How did you hear about Charge@Work?(Required)

By submitting this form, you are giving consent to receive communications regarding Charge@Work.

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Education

Local and State Agencies

Utilities & Infrastructure

Workplaces

Public Officials

State Senator Scott Surovell, VA
Supervisor John McGlennon - James City County, VA
Delegate Ken Plum - VA
Assembly Member Felix Rivera - Anchorage, AK
Supervisor Walter Alcorn - Fairfax County, VA
Council Member Tyler Dos Santos-Tam - Honolulu, HI
Council Member Keven LeBlanc - Herndon, VA
State Representative Larry Kraft - MN
State Representative Lisa Subeck - WI
Supervisor Dan Storck - Fairfax Count, VA
Northern Virginia Regional Council
Supervisor Phyllis Randall - Loudon County, VA
Supervisor Mike Turner - Loudoun County, VA
State Senator Angelia Williams Graves - VA
Santa Fe MPO
Mayor Alan Webber - Santa Fe, NM
City Council Member Kyle Richards - Goleta, CA
Mayor Angela Birney - Redmond, WA
Mayor Leslie Hager-Smith - Blacksburg, VA
City Council Member Josh Mandelbaum - Des Moines, IA
City Council Member Deborah Penrose - Half Moon Bay, CA
State Representative Kevin Olickal - IL
City Council Member Brianne Nadeau - Washington, D.C.
State Representative Francesca Hong - WI
Marbletown Environmental Conservation Commission
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP)
Council Member John Ryan - Lawrence Township, NJ
State Representative Shelia Stubbs - WI
Council Member Adam Khosroabadi - Milwaukie, OR
Mayor Jeffrey Mims - Dayton, OH
Mayor Victoria Woodards - Tacoma, WA
Council Member Brian Connely - Tamaqua, PA
County Executive Calvin Ball - Howard County, MD
Mia Brady - Keep Winter Park Beautiful & Sustainable Advisory Board Member, Winter Park, FL
Chairperson Gregory Strubinger - Borough of Jim Thorpe, PA
Marcus Harris - Diversity and Economic Opportunity Manager, City of Sandusky, OH
Town of Belmont, MA
Mayor Muriel Bowser - Washington, D.C.
Deputy Mayor Terrence Curran - Cranford, NJ
Mayor John Moor - Asbury Park, NJ
Township Manager Robert Vornlocker - Somerset County, NJ
Borough Manager James Gant - Red Bank, NJ
Lisa Johnson - Environmental and Code Coordinator, Montclair, NJ
Kevin O'Sullivan - Deputy Manager, Verona, NJ
Anthony Cancro - Town Administrator, Plainsboro Township, NJ
Mayor Anthony Talerico, Jr - Eatontown, NJ
Chris Leppla - State Energy Management Program Coordinator, VT
Mayor Gary McCarthy - Schenectady, NY

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