In partnership with the Center for Sustainable Energy, NASEO will be hosting a webinar on Thursday, February 18 from 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. ET. to explore ways that states can assess the impact and cost of various policies intended to spur EV adoption (this webinar is being rescheduled from the original date of February 9). The webinar will feature a demonstration of the Center for Sustainable Energy’s new platform, Caret™, which provides data-driven, real-time answers about the projected cost, EV adoption rate, and emissions reduction that would result from various policy choices. The platform also can calculate how stacking incentives would make specific EV models affordable to low- and moderate-income households to help policymakers advance equity. CSE, a NASEO Affiliate Member, developed Caret using data from around the world and its experience managing more than $1 billion in EV incentive programs in six states.
To register or for more information, please reach out to Dylan Tucker (dtucker@naseo.org).
Presenters:
Tyler Petersen, Director, U.S. Transportation Programs, oversees more than $400 million in clean transportation programs for state agency, utility, CCA, and federal agency clients across six states. He previously managed CSE’s statewide dealership outreach efforts, the Public Fleet Project for the California Vehicle Rebate Project, and various EV infrastructure projects. Before CSE, Tyler worked for a San Diego smart grid startup and served as a U.S. State Department fellow on solar and energy efficiency projects. He holds an M.A. in international economics and environmental policy from the University of California, San Diego, and a B.A. from Colorado Mesa University.
Lance Noel, CSE Senior Research Analyst, uses his programming and data analysis skills to analyze large electric vehicle (EV) datasets and develop interactive data visualization applications. He is one of the principal architects of CSE’s interactive EV policy planning tool, Caret™. He has a doctorate from the University of Delaware and did post-doctoral research at the Center for Energy Technologies, Aarhus University. He has written on a wide range of vehicle-to-grid, decarbonization, and EV infrastructure topics.
About the Center for Sustainable Energy®
The Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE) is nationally recognized for its data-driven design and management of large-scale incentive programs that are driving the adoption of electric vehicles and renewable energy. As a nonprofit that is financially independent from donors, members, or shareholders, CSE is a trusted partner to state governments, utilities, and other public and private entities.