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Berkeley Residential Curbside EV Charging Pilot Program by Sarah Moore
The Berkeley residential curbside EV charging pilot program, launched in December 2014 and extended through December 2020, aims to provide charging solutions for residents without off-street parking. The pilot received 61 applications, with 9 on-site and 7 curbside installations completed, although several challenges such as costs and placement issues were noted. The program aligns with Berkeley's electric mobility roadmap to ensure equitable access to electric mobility and reduce carbon emissions.
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- 1. Place image herebelow red line. Berkeley Residential Curbside EV Charging Pilot Program ForthWebinar Series April 7, 2020
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- 3. • Allows residentswithout off-street parking a means of charging at home • New on-site space or curbside • Launched Dec 2014 • Extended through Dec 2020 • Property owner finances (and controls use) • 11th Hour Project grant originally covered permit fees • EV charging station, not outlet alone • Street parking remains available to all Curbside Residential Charging Pilot
- 4. 61 Applications • On-sitecharging • 9 qualified, 4 installed • Curbside charging • 35 qualified, 7 installed • Not eligible • 16 didn’t qualify and 1 withdrawn Pilot Applications
- 5. On-Site Charging Example(Before) © 2015 Google
- 6. On-Site Charging Example(After)
- 7. Curbside Charging Example(Before) © 2015 Google
- 8. Curbside Charging Example(After)
- 9. Curbside Charging Example(Before) © 2015 Google© 2015 Google
- 10. Curbside Charging Example(After)
- 11. Curbside Charging Example ©2015 Google
- 12. • Strong interest,but few installations • Expense • Access concerns • Curbside station placement issues • Street trees • Conduit in the PROW • ADA accessibility • Assumes street parking will continue • Berkeley Electric Mobility Roadmap • Equity in Access to Electric Mobility • Improve Alternatives to Driving • Achieve Zero Net Carbon • Demonstrate City Leadership Pilot Findings and Next Steps
- 13. ThankYou! Sarah Moore Sustainability ProgramManager Office of Energy and Sustainable Development, City of Berkeley smoore@CityofBerkeley.info www.CityofBerkeley.info/evcurbside