Electric utilities play an important role in transportation electrification in Virginia and the nation as a whole. Virginia has two state-regulated electric companies and 13 rural electric cooperatives. As EVs become more available in the marketplace, utilities have a unique opportunity to lead in issues such as charging times, incentives, rebates and educational campaigns. When installing public EV charging stations, it is important to be familiar with utility infrastructure.

Now that you know your service area, does your utility have EV incentives?

Investor-Owned Utilities

Appalachian Power

Old Dominion Power (Kentucky Utilities)

Dominion Energy

Electric Cooperatives

A&N

BARC

Bristol Virginia Utilities

Community Electric Cooperative

Mecklenburg

Northern Neck

Northern Virginia

Old Dominion Electric Cooperative

Powell Valley Electric Cooperative

Prince George Electric Cooperative

Rappahannock

Southside

Shenandoah Valley