Citywide Electric Vehicle and Alternative Fuel Plan
The City of Greeley is developing a plan for public Electric Vehicle (EV) charging and alternative-fuel stations across the city. The goal is to put charging stations in places people already go — so they're easy to find and use. This plan will be guided by input from residents, businesses, commuters, and visitors.
We want to hear from you! Help us decide where charging stations should go by completing the Greeley Electric Vehicle Charging Survey
Do you have a business or workplace in Greeley? Or do you manage a multi-family residence in Greeley? If so, please contact Hanna Feldmann for our Fleet & Business or Multi-Family Property surveys.
What are Electric Vehicles and Alternative Fuel Vehicles?
An Electric Vehicle runs on an electric motor and battery instead of gas or diesel. These vehicles include battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs). As more people drive EVs, public charging stations will be just as important as gas stations.
Alternative fuels are options other than gas or diesel. These include biodiesel, natural gas, propane, hydrogen, methanol, and more. Some vehicles are built by the manufacturer to run on these fuels. Right now, vehicle conversions to alternative fuels are only available for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.
Why This Plan Matters
EVs and alternative fuel vehicles can cost less to operate than gas-powered cars — saving money for both people and businesses. Additional infrastructure planning is typically needed to install these charging and fueling options. This plan will empower the City to anticipate needed infrastructure to support fueling choice for our residents, businesses, and visitors. Transportation is also one of the biggest sources of air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions in our community. Adding more clean transportation options can do four things:
- Empower transportation choices
- Improve air quality
- Lower emissions
- Protect public health.
This plan will identify the best locations for EV charging and alternative fuel stations across Greeley. It will also guide future projects and help the City apply for funding to meet the growing demand for clean transportation.
We Want Your Feedback!
Your input will help the City decide where EV charging and alternative-fuel stations are most needed. It will also help shape how Greeley supports cleaner, more affordable ways to get around.
Please take a few minutes to complete the Greeley Electric Vehicle Charging Survey.