Key Resources
The Clean Transportation and Energy Program (CTEP) is committed to providing tools, data, and educational materials to support electric vehicle (EV) adoption and infrastructure growth across Los Angeles County. Below is a collection of resources that provide technical guidance, program updates, and educational content for agencies, contractors, and the public.
Electrifyze
An interactive online tool that helps LA County residents and businesses explore EV ownership. Features include personalized EV recommendations, cost and savings analysis, environmental impact estimates, and a searchable list of rebates and incentives.
EV 101 Reference Guide
Developed through a California Energy Commission–funded grant, this guide provides Los Angeles County residents with essential information about upcoming public EV charging installations, EV ownership basics, available incentives, and charging options. It includes details on community engagement opportunities, cost comparisons, and safety benefits of EVs, along with links to rebate programs and charging locator tools.
CTEP 2024 Annual Report
The annual report provides update on the County's EVSE deployment, including chargers installed, kWh delivered, emissions avoided, grant funding secured, and program highlights.
LA County Zero-Emission Vehicle Mobility Plan
The Zero-Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mobility Plan provides a roadmap for transitioning Los Angeles County's fleet to zero-emission vehicles. The plan evaluates the County's current fleet, identifies replacement opportunities, outlines charging infrastructure needs, and offers strategies to ensure an equitable and efficient transition. It also includes policy alignment, workforce considerations, and site-specific recommendations to guide implementation.
Take Charge Resource Card
Thinking about going electric? This quick reference guide answers top questions from first-time EV buyers in LA County. Learn about available incentives including federal tax credits up to $7,500 and LADWP rebates, find charging stations near you, discover home charging options, understand EV range capabilities (150-350 miles per charge), and see how driving electric saves money with lower fuel costs and reduced maintenance.
EV Charging Infrastructure Webinar Series
Through a California Energy Commission grant, Los Angeles County has partnered with Black and Veatch and S Curve Strategies to deliver a comprehensive webinar series designed to equip electric vehicle charging project decision-makers with the knowledge they need to succeed. Whether you’re a facility manager, project manager, Authority Having Jurisdiction, or higher education professional, this series will provide expert insights, best practices, and actionable strategies for deploying EV charging infrastructure efficiently and cost-effectively.