To expand its network, the state has selected a company that is now searching for ideal locations for new charging stations.

One winner to be named in July may get a shot at pitching ideas to city departments and help push the region toward its sustainability goals.

State lawmakers directed government entities to buy electric when new vehicles were needed, but a new report shows that few followed the requirement.

City innovation chief Michael Stevens is managing half a billion dollars' worth of investments in electric vehicles, new transit and a data platform. He tells StateScoop the technology needs to work for everyone.

Slated to open in June, the Smart Columbus Experience Center is part of the Ohio capital city's push to encourage adoption of electric vehicles and other sustainable technologies.

City government is turning to the tech community to achieve a 20 percent electric vehicle adoption rate by 2025.

The city-state's researchers look to electric vehicles, autonomous vehicles, strong transportation policies and public transit as a recipe for smart mobility.

Officials in Portland and Multnomah County, Oregon, say data, partnerships and political willpower can help them hit their goal of operating on fully renewable energy by 2050.

The state will deploy a 1,500-mile charging network across its busiest roadways with the hope of alleviating consumer range anxiety.