Learn how the FEMP Tiger Team helped the U.S. Army determine how to cost-effectively install electric vehicle supply equipment and prepare for anticipated electric vehicle acquisitions.
The Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) offers technical support to federal agencies interested in acquiring electric vehicles (EV) and installing electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE). This includes direct consultations and virtual Tiger Team visits, in which fleet experts and engineers can review EVSE needs and electrical equipment.
Deploying EVs and EVSE
The Deploying Electric Vehicles and Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment fact sheet describes how FEMP helps federal agencies electrify fleets and deploy charging infrastructure through on-site and virtual EVSE Tiger Team site assessments.
EVSE Tiger Team Site Assessment Findings from Department of Defense Facilities
Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz is working with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command to plan EVSE deployments and solar photovoltaic installation at the new base. Learn more about this partnership success story, Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz Uses Smart Charge Management Solutions to Time EV Charging with High PV Generation While Mitigating Curtailment.
Tiger Teams made 30 visits to Army garrisons from 2016 through 2019, which are detailed in the National Renewable Energy Laboratory report, Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Tiger Team Site Assessment Findings from Army Facilities.
Camp Lejeune partnered with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory to plan for the deployment of EVs and the installation of EV charging stations. This partnership included completing EVSE site assessments for fleet vehicles stationed at 14 different parking lots at Camp Lejeune. Learn more about this partnership success story, Camp Lejeune Leverages NREL Tiger Team Partnership to Evaluate Electrical Infrastructure Capacity for EV Charging Stations.
EVSE Tiger Team Site Assessments for the National Park Service
FEMP EVSE Tiger Teams assessed zero-emission vehicles and EVSE possibilities at the following National Park Service (NPS) sites.
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Learn more about the FEMP and NPS partnership success story, Golden Gate National Recreation Area Assessed ZEVs and EVSE Possibilities with the FEMP EVSE Tiger Team.
Read the full NREL report, Golden Gate National Recreation Area Federal Fleet Tiger Team EVSE Site Assessment.
Grand Teton National Park
Learn more about the FEMP and NPS partnership success story, Grand Teton National Park Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Deployment Plan.
Read the full NREL report, Grand Teton National Park Federal Fleet Tiger Team EVSE Site Assessment.
Yellowstone National Park
Learn more about the FEMP and NPS partnership success story, Yellowstone National Park Makes Strides Toward Fleet Electrification.