<span>Zero Emission Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Council (ZEEVIC).

About the Council

The Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Council (EVIC) was established by State legislation in 2011. In 2019, the membership, responsibilities, and reporting requirements of EVIC was expanded to include zero emission vehicles (ZEVs) and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs). To reflect the expanded responsibilities of the council, EVIC was renamed the Maryland Zero Emission Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Council (ZEEVIC). In 2020 and in 2021, the membership of ZEEVIC was expanded further and the Council’s termination date was extended to 2026.

The ZEEVIC is charged with the development of policies, recommendations, and incentives that increase awareness of ZEVs, support the ownership of ZEVs, and promote investment by the private sector in ZEVs; the development of recommendations for a statewide EV charging and hydrogen refueling infrastructure plan; and the development of other potential policies to promote and facilitate the successful integration of ZEVs into Maryland’s transportation network.

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2023 Annual Report

ZEEVIC Meeting Schedule 2024

The ZEEVIC Meetings will be held on the following dates from 2:00-3:30 PM. The meetings will be held in a hybrid format with the option to attend in person at MDOT Headquarters (7201 Corporate Center Drive) or virtually through TEAMs. The link to the TEAMS meeting and the call-in information can be found in the meeting agenda.

Date	Agenda	Presentation/Materials	Notes
January 25, 2024	Agenda	Presentation EV Market Research	Meeting Notes
March 14, 2024	Agenda	Draft Legislative Positions Attachment 1 Attachment 2	Meeting Notes
April 24, 2024
July 24, 2024
October 23, 2024

Documents prior to 2024 are available under Archived Materials.

ZEEVIC Documents and Resources

2024 Legislative Positions
2023 ZEV Policy Scorecard
2023 Medium- and Heavy-Duty ZEV Infrastructure Recommendations
2023 ZEEVIC Annual Report
ZEEVIC Procedures updated January 2023

Priorities Statement

Install more EVSE and ensure EV readiness through strategic infrastructure planning, particularly focusing on rural communities, equitable EVSE placement in environmental justice communities, corridors, and multi-unit dwellings and apply lessons learned from EVSE deployment to continuously improve EVSE infrastructure.
Maximize the use of grant and alternative funding opportunities for EV/EVSE in Maryland, particularly funds allocated to Maryland through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, by collaborating across local and state agencies to strategically target funds for optimal infrastructure expansion.
Continue ZEV education and outreach coordination, with a focus on diversity and equity, to increase ZEV deployment.

ZEEVIC Members

Zero Emission Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Council

Name & Position	Representing
Deron Lovaas, Chief of Environment and Sustainable Transportation	Maryland Department of Transportation (Council Chair)
Hyeon-Shic Shin, PhD., Morgan State University	Member from a Maryland institution of higher education
Weston Young, Worcester County	Maryland Association of Counties - rural region
Council Member Jolene Ivey, Prince George’s County Council District 5	Maryland Association of Counties - urban or suburban region
Nina Forsythe, City of Frostburg	Maryland Municipal League - rural region
David Edmondson, City of Frederick	Maryland Municipal League - urban or suburban region
Scott Wilson, Electric Vehicle Association of Greater Washington D.C.	EV Driver Advocacy Organization
Kristy Fleischmann Groncki, BGE	Electric Companies
Vincent Wynne, PEPCO
Jeff Shaw, SMECO
Jason Tai, Tesla Consultant	Electric Vehicle Manufacturer
Joshua Cohen, SWTCH Energy	Electric Vehicle Charging Station Manufacturer
Robert Wimmer, Toyota	Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Manufacturer
Joe Alfred, Ally Power Inc.	Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Equipment Manufacturer
Steven Koerner, BP Pulse Fleet	Fleet Operator
Michael A. Wall, Clinton Electric Company	Electrical Workers
Ron Kaltenbaugh, Electric Vehicle Association of Greater Washington D.C.	Environmental Community
Sari Amiel, Sierra Club	Environmental Community
Paul Verchinski	Public with expertise in energy or transportation policy
John Bowis, Chevy Chase Automotive	New vehicle dealer association
Senator Clarence K. Lam, M.D., District 12 Anne Arundel and Howard Counties	State Senate
Delegate Sara Love, District 16 Montgomery County	House of Delegates
Delegate David Fraser-Hidalgo, District 15 Montgomery County	House of Delegates
Bihui Xu, Secretary’s Designee	Maryland Department of Planning
Tim Shepherd, Secretary’s Designee	Maryland Department of the Environment
Heather Gramm, Secretary’s Designee	Maryland Department of Commerce
Kevin Mosier, Assistant Director – Energy Analysis & Planning	Maryland Public Service Commission
Diego Lopez, Director's Designee	Maryland Energy Administration
David Lapp, People's Counsel	Office of People's Counsel