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Let’s Go Electric: EV Coalition

A charger for an electric vehicle plugged into a car.

In 2021 and beyond, RideWise will be working with partners throughout Somerset County on furthering the electrification of transportation and achieving NJ’s ambitious EV goals. All are welcome to join our monthly Zoom discussions on EV initiatives in Somerset County, where we bring together stakeholders from across the county and state to discuss priority areas and next steps for accelerating electric vehicle adoption.

It Ain’t Easy Being Green! Connecting Municipalities & Businesses to Opportunities that Advance EV Adoption and Infrastructure

NJEDA/NJ Zero-Emission Incentive Program, Supreme Green Team, and the Franklin Twp. Chamber of Commerce
Thursday, January 27th, 10 – 11 AM
  • NJ ZIP grant application and funding process, which now includes 10 municipalities in Somerset County
  • How businesses and municipalities can work together to meet mutual EV planning goals
  • The needs of minority and/or women-owned businesses (W/MBE) and what resources are available/needed
Speakers:

Victoria Carey, Senior Project Officer for the NJ Economic Development Authority, will speak about NJ ZIP’s impact on the widespread adoption of zero emission MDVs and on reducing emissions in the greater Newark, Camden and New Brunswick areas.

Moises Luque is the Founder and CEO of Supreme Green Team, a transportation company and certified MBE that will offer green delivery solutions and EV charging and parking for commercial EVs. Moises received $700,000 in NJ ZIP vouchers for zero-emission MDVs.

Juanita Painson, President of the Franklin Township Chamber of Commerce will offer the business community and W/MBE perspective.

Registration is now closed. Please check back for the event recording soon.

Incentives to Drive Green – NJ and Federal

Electric Vehicle Meet & Greets for Municipalities

Electric vehicle planning can often be a regional effort. While individual municipalities and communities can plan for EVs on their own, working together with neighboring communities can make the process easier. We recommend EV Meet & Greets for you and your neighbors to connect with others in your own and in nearby municipalities to share information and experience in EV readiness planning. Let RideWise handle the coordination, invitation and agenda! Contact us at staff@ridewise.org for assistance on setting up your own Meet & Greet.