CFI Grants: Strategies to Unlock $1.3 Billion for EV Charging Network Operators
Join policymakers and industry experts to explore eligibility, application criteria, and best practices for successful CFI grant proposals.
Historic Funding Opportunity for EV Charging Infrastructure
The Biden-Harris administration has announced the single largest grant funding opportunity for U.S. EV charging infrastructure, amounting to $1.3 billion. CFI complements the $5 billion NEVI program for a nationwide network of high-speed EV chargers along interstate highways. While NEVI focuses on building chargers along major travel corridors, the CFI program will fund chargers in urban and rural communities and multi-family housing.
In the scramble for submitting applications by the Aug 28, 2024 deadline, we’ve gathered key stakeholders and industry to explain how your network can secure funding.
Meet our panelists
Petar is the Head of Strategic Alliances and Sustainability at AMPECO, where he steers ESG strategies and leads initiatives across industry groups worldwide, driving the company’s stance on public policy and sustainability. His expertise in shaping Europe’s clean transport policies contributes to AMPECO’s sustainable practices, making him a notable figure in emobility.
Petar Georgiev
Head of Strategic Alliances and Sustainability, AMPECO
Ashley Lynn Qua oversees project management in transportation electrification at SEPA, collaborating with utilities and stakeholders to enhance engagement. Prior to SEPA, she helped establish ChargEVC and managed millions in grants and incentives in New Jersey. She brings a 360-degree perspective on methods to decarbonize the transportation sector and leverages her experience to address barriers to electrification related to equitable access, managed charging, and EVSE interconnection.
Ashley Lynn Qua
Senior Manager of Transportation Electrification, SEPA
As the CEO of EVAdoption, Loren conducts in-depth research and analysis on electric vehicle and charging trends. With over 30 years of experience as a marketing executive, consultant, and thought leader, his insights have been featured in major publications like the Wall Street Journal and New York Times. Loren has authored over 600 articles and delivered more than 400 presentations, establishing himself as a leading expert in the EV industry.
Loren McDonald
CEO, EVAdoption
Jeff has been the Executive Director of Forth since 2011, bringing over 20 years of experience as an entrepreneurial executive. He is passionate about building strong teams and institutions, uniting diverse stakeholders, and finding innovative solutions to environmental challenges. His leadership has been instrumental in advancing transportation electrification and fostering a sustainable economy.
Jeff Allen
Executive Director, Forth
Who is this webinar for
Essential for industry professionals seeking to unlock CFI grant opportunities and advance their EV charging networks, this webinar is specifically tailored for:
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Network operators looking to secure funding and expand their EV charging infrastructure efficiently.
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EV charging experts dedicated to understanding grant eligibility and application processes.
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C-level executives aiming to leverage CFI grants for growth and competitive advantage.
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