Electric Vehicle Adoption Leadership (EVAL)

Nationwide Program Funded by:

Program Overview

Workplaces play a key role in accelerating electric vehicle (EV) adoption—especially for employees who live in multi-family housing or lack access to home charging. By providing convenient charging and promoting sustainable commuting, employers can help drive the transition to cleaner, more equitable transportation.

The Electric Vehicle Adoption Leadership (EVAL) program recognizes organizations that are making an impact by expanding access to EV charging and advancing clean mobility. This program provides employers with tools, resources, and expert guidance to support electric vehicle workplace electrification.

What is EVAL?

EVAL is a U.S. Department of Energy–supported certification program that celebrates employers and organizations committed to supporting EV adoption through workplace charging and other clean transportation initiatives.

Through a simple self-assessment, organizations can earn certification points for offering EV charging access, encouraging sustainable commute options like public transit, carpooling, and biking, and providing education or incentives around clean transportation.

Why Participate?

Earning EVAL certification showcases your leadership in clean energy, sustainability, and equity. Participants receive recognition, access to technical assistance, and tools to grow their clean transportation efforts—whether you're just getting started or already a leader in the space.

EVAL is a recognition program that helps employers implement, certify, and celebrate efforts that promote clean transportation for their workforce. The program recognizes businesses for initiatives such as providing EV charging, supporting carpooling, biking, and public transit, and offering incentives for sustainable commuting.

Gain national recognition as an EV-friendly workplace
Access best practices and tailored guidance for workplace charging
Earn EVAL certification levels based on your progress

Schedule a 1 on 1 Consultation

Benefits of Clean Transportation at the Workplace

Improve Hiring and Employee Retention

Increase Property Value

Reduce Emissions in Employee Commute

Enhance ESG Scores

Readiness for an EV Future

Roadmap to earn LEED Certification Credits

EVAL-Certified Organizations

Advantage Real Estate
Ahold Delhaize USA
Albright Electric
All-Pro Electric
Amgen
Ampure (formerly Webasto Charging Systems, Inc)
Atlas General Contractors
Atom Power, Inc
Aztec Energy Group Inc.
B&A
Banister Automotive
Belmont Light
Bestbath Systems Inc.
Brightmerge
California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly SLO)
Case Western Reserve University
City of Commerce City
City of Euclid
City of Fircrest
City of Grand Junction
City of Largo
City of Madison
City of Nashua
City of Nashua
City of Passaic
City of Phoenix
City of Phoenix

City of Sandusky

City of Tumwater
City of West Palm Beach
City of Winter Park
Clean Communities of CNY a US DOE Clean Cities and Communities Coalition
Climate First Bank
Colgate-Palmolive
Dynalectric
Epic Metals Corporation
Equality Electric
EVNoire
EVunited
Genentech
Greater Indiana Clean Cities, Inc.
Harvard University
Hawaiian Electric
Hawaiian Electric
Hingham Municipal Lighting Plant
Hi-Tech Electric Company
Hotel Marcel
Idaho Conservation League
Idaho Power
Impact7G, Inc.
INF Associates
Inovis Energy, Inc.
Integra Energy
Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA)

Kent Denver SchoolLandmark Ford, Inc.

Leo & Sons Auto Repair and Towing INC
Loyola University Chicago
Maple Hill Farm Inn and Conference Center
Maryland Department of General Services
Nazareth University
Northern Colorado Clean Cities
Oakland County
OhioHealth Corporation
Oxford Development Company
Parking Authority of the City of Elizabeth
Plant Chicago
Plug In America
ReVision Energy
Roosevelt Elementary School District #66
School District of the City of Pontiac
Shive-Hattery
Tacoma Public Utilities
University of Tennessee
Urban Efficiency Group, LLC
Vector Energy Group LLC
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Washington Military Department
WeaveGrid
Wind River Internet
WPBgo