Fiscal year funding data and corridor miles for each state is taken from the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation. Corridor miles represent Alternative Fuel Corridor rounds 1-7.

Site-specific information included in this dashboard is primarily sourced from publicly available information, such as a state’s NEVI website or press release. In some cases, NASEO or AASHTO received data directly from state officials within either an energy office or department of transportation. The source for each state’s data is listed under the Data Updates section, below. Any discrepancies between the data displayed in this Dashboard and data provided directly by the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation elsewhere is due to slightly different data sources and/or update schedules and should be minor.

Whether via direct contact or through public websites, each state made a unique subset of data available so there are many states for which certain information is unknown and is marked as such in the dashboard. In particular, some states did not publicly report the number of ports funded and are thus not included in total port counts funded through NEVI.

Disadvantaged community designation is based on the Climate and Economic Justice Screening Tool.

In all instances, reference to “State” includes Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. Under the NEVI Formula Program, the term “State” is given the same meaning as in section 101 of title 23, United States Code. Under 23 U.S.C. 101(a)(27), State means any of the 50 States, the District of Columbia, or Puerto Rico.