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Tools for Demand-Supply Assessment of EV Charging Infrastructure and Strategy Evaluation of Smart Charging

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  • Kurzhanskiy, Alex

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California’s transition to electric vehicles (EVs) requires more than additional charger counts. Public charging must be accessible, affordable, and reliable where people actually live and travel. This report presents a geospatial dashboard and time-series toolkit for the nine Bay Area counties that maps public charging stations, tracks price and charging-port status at 10-minute intervals, and identifies disadvantaged community (DAC) census tracts using the joint U.S. Department of Energy/U.S. Department of Transportation/National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (DOE/DOT/NEVI) framework. The tool reports charger availability, utilization, pricing, reliability, and average session cost, and supports equity metrics such as ports per 1,000 residents or renters, travel time to a direct-current fast charger, and tract-levelcomparisons between DAC and non-DAC areas. It also supports early screening of sites for Level-3 fast chargers by identifying locations that appear feasible from the grid standpoint. The result is a practical planning tool that allows agencies to monitor conditions continuously without field surveys and to target investments toward areas of greatest need.

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  • Kurzhanskiy, Alex, 2026. "Tools for Demand-Supply Assessment of EV Charging Infrastructure and Strategy Evaluation of Smart Charging," Institute of Transportation Studies, Research Reports, Working Papers, Proceedings qt2jp4n9dj, Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Berkeley.
    • Handle: RePEc:cdl:itsrrp:qt2jp4n9dj
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