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    ​​​​​​​​​​​​About the National Electri​​c Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program

    The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) established the $5 billion National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) formula program. This program directs funding to states for the strategic deployment of EV charging infrastructure, including the creation of an interconnected charging network across the United States.

    Over the five years of the NEVI Formula Program, Pennsylvania is receiving $171.5 million in dedicated formula funding. 

    The initial focus of this funding is for the installation of Direct Current Fast Charging (DCFC) stations along each state’s designated Alternative Fuel Corridors (AFCs), to help build out the national EV AFC network. 

    Once a state’s AFC network receives “full built-out” certification from the Federal Highway Administration then that state may use NEVI formula program funds for EV charging infrastructure on any public road or other publicly accessible location. PennDOT received full build-out certification on September 22, 2025 and is now preparing to invest in more EV charging stations throughout Pennsylvania. The Corridor Connections Funding Opportunity will open on or before October 7, 2025.

    Please submit any questions or comments to ra-pdevcorridors@pa.gov.

    Corridor Connections Funding Opportunity

    PennDOT released the Corridor Connections Funding Opportunity on October 7, 2025. PennDOT will host a webinar on October 16, 2025 from 1:00-2:00pm EST to summarize the funding opportunity and answer questions. Click here to register for the webinar. Any technical questions must be submitted to PennDOT no later than November 10, 2025. The eGrants online proposal platform will begin accepting proposals on December 22, 2025, and close on January 30, 2026 at precisely 5:00 PM EST. Please see below for the funding opportunity and map of eligible locations. See the Corridor Connections Funding Round webpage for additional resources.

    Active PennDOT NEVI Projects

    PennDOT completed three funding rounds over the course of 2023 and 2024 focused on identifying charging station projects to fill gaps along Pennsylvania’s Alternative Fuels Corridors. A total of 86 active NEVI projects in 43 counties are now in varying stages of implementation, and include a total federal investment of $55.9 million. Pennsylvania has the most operational NEVI-funded charging stations of any state, with 20 operational stations.

    The below interactive map displays the 86 projects in a visual format.

    Active PennDOT NEVI Projects - Listed

    An updated list of the active projects from Round 1, Round 1A, and Round 1B as of September 25, 2025 is provided below by funding round and by county. 

     

    PennDOT NEVI Round 1: Active Projects​ by County

    Allegheny County

    • Applegreen Electric PA LLC: $367,749 for a charging station at the PA Turnpike service plaza in Verona (Mile 49)
    • EVgo Services LLC: $543,960 for a charging station at Penn Place Shopping Plaza in Monroeville (I-376, Exit 84 A-B)
    • Sheetz, Inc.: $684,088 for a charging station at the Sheetz in Sewickey (I-79, Exit 68)
    • Universal EV LLC: $384,880 for a charging station at the Comfort Suites in Coraopolis (I-376, Exit 58)​​

    Berks County

    • Electrify America, LLC: $741,290 for a charging station at the Sheetz in Bethel (I-78, Exit 13)

    Blair County

    • Electrify America, LLC: $790,703 for a charging station at the Sheetz in Tyrone (I-99, Exit 48)
    • Sheetz, Inc: $691,197 for a charging station at the Sheetz in Altoona (I-99, Exit 32)

    Bucks County

    • Wawa, Inc.: $708,221 for a charging station at the Wawa in Bristol (I-95, Exit 42)

    Butler County

    • Love's Travel Stops and Country Stores: $634,756 for a charging station at the Love's Travel Stop in Slippery Rock (I-79, Exit 105)

    Centre County

    • BP Products North America, Inc.: $1.1 million for a charging station at the TravelCenters of America in Milesburg (I-80, Exit 158)

    Chester County

    • Applegreen Electric PA LLC: $603,294 for a charging station at the PA Turnpike service plaza in West Brandywine (Mile 305)

    Clearfield County

    • Francis Energy PA, LLC: $747,247 for a charging station at the Kwik Fill in Kylertown (I-80, Exit 133)

    Clinton County

    • Pilot Travel Centers LLC: $812,990 for a charging station at the Flying J Travel Center in Mill Hall (I-80, Exit 173)

    Columbia County

    • Love's Travel Stops and Country Stores: $676,935 for a charging station at the Love's Travel Stop in Mifflinville (I-80, Exit 242)

    Crawford County

    • Tesla, Inc: $211,165 for a charging station at the Giant Eagle in Meadville (I-79, Exit 147 A-B)

    Cumberland County

    • Francis Energy PA, LLC: $738,937 for a charging station at the Sheetz in Carlisle (I-81, Exit 44)
    • Tesla, Inc: $256,626 for a charging station at the Wawa in Summerdale (I-81, Exit 65A)

    Dauphin County

    • Electrify America, LLC: $775,804 for a charging station at the Sheetz in Harrisburg (I-83, Exit 45)
    • Sheetz, Inc: $163,838 for a charging station at the Sheetz in Harrisburg (I-81, Exit 77)

    Delaware County

    • Tesla, Inc: $253,826 for a charging station at the Royal Farms in Aston (I-95, Exit 2)
    • Tesla, Inc: $211,165 for a charging station at the Wawa in Woodlyn (I-476, Exit 1)

    Erie County

    • BP Products North America, Inc.: $1.1 million for a charging station at the TravelCenters of America in Erie (I-90, Exit 35)

    Franklin County

    • Francis Energy PA, LLC: $793,457 for a charging station at Chambersburg Square in Chambersburg (I-81, Exit 17)
    • TA Operating LLC: $1.1 million for a charging station at the TravelCenters of America in Greencastle (I-81, Exit 5)

    Fulton County

    • Applegreen Electric PA LLC: $736,870 for a charging station at the PA Turnpike service plaza in Waterfall (Mile 172)

    Greene County

    • Tesla, Inc: $259,293 for a charging station at the Sheetz in Waynesburg (I-79, Exit 14)

    Jefferson County

    • Love's Travel Stops and Country Stores: $577,330 for a charging station at the Love's Travel Stop in Brookville (I-80, Exit 81)

    Lackawanna County

    • Raceway Management Company, Inc: $652,055 for a charging station at the Onvo Travel Plaza in Mt. Cobb (I-84, Exit 8)
    • Tesla, Inc: $204,232 for a charging station at the Wawa in Scranton (I-81, Exit 184)

    Lancaster County

    • Applegreen Electric PA LLC: $498,805 for a charging station at the PA Turnpike service plaza in Bowmansville (Mile 290)

    Lawrence County

    • Tesla, Inc: $220,898 for a charging station at the Sheetz in New Castle (I-376, Exit 13)

    Lebanon County

    • Love's Travel Stops and Country Stores: $689,324 for a charging station at the Love's Travel Stop in Jonestown (I-81, Exit 90)

    Lehigh County

    • Wawa, Inc: $727,420 for a charging station at the Wawa in Allentown (I-78, Exit 49 A-B)

    Luzerne County

    • Alnajukchahat Store, LLC: $1 million for a charging station at the Al's Quick Stop in Drums (I-80, Exit 262)
    • Liberty Truck Center, Inc: $661,019 for a charging station at the Onvo Travel Plaza in Mountain Top (I-81, Exit 155)
    • Pilot Travel Centers LLC: $610,393 for a charging station at the Pilot Travel Center in Pittston (I-81/476, Exit 175 A-B)

    Monroe County

    • Raceway Management Company, Inc: $841,547 for a charging station at the Onvo Travel Plaza in Blakeslee (I-80, Exit 284)

    Montgomery County

    • Tesla, Inc: $211,165 for a charging station at the Wawa in Lansdale (I-476, Exit 31)
    • Wawa, Inc: $733,025 for a charging station at the Wawa in Horsham (I-276, Exit 343)

    Pike County

    • Mirabito Holdings, Inc: $830,400 for a charging station at the Mirabito Convenience Store in Hawley (I-84, Exit 34)

    Schuylkill County

    • Raceway Management Company, Inc: $899,595 for a charging station at the Onvo Travel Plaza in Pottsville (I-81, Exit 119)

    Susquehanna County

    • Pilot Travel Centers LLC: $852,379 for a charging station at the Flying J Travel Center in New Milford (I-81, Exit 219)

    Venango County

    • 6406 Truck Plaza LLC: $456,318 for a charging station at the Emlenton Truck Plaza in Emlenton (I-80, Exit 42)
    • BP Products North America, Inc.​: $1.1 million for a charging station at the TravelCenters of America in Harrisville (I-80, Exit 29)

    Washington County

    • BP Products North America, Inc: $607,822 for a charging station at Coen Markets in Bentleyville (I-70, Exit 32B)
    • Sheetz, Inc: $639,659 for a charging station at the Sheetz in Washington (I-79, Exit 41)

    Westmoreland County

    • Applegreen Electric PA LLC: $397,067 for a charging station at the PA Turnpike service plaza in Hunker (Mile 77)
    • BP Products North America, Inc: $607,822 for a charging station at Coen Markets in Donegal (I-76, Exit 91)
    • Sheetz, Inc: $281,856 for a charging station at the Sheetz in New Stanton (I-70, Exit 57)

    York County

    • Sheetz, Inc: $654,081 for a charging station at the Sheetz in York (I-83, Exit 21 A-B)
    • Tesla, Inc: $204,232 for a charging station at Shrewsbury Commons in York (I-83, Exit 4)

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    PennDOT NEVI Round 1A: Active Projects​ by County

    Allegheny County

    • EVgo Services, LLC: $768,310 for a charging station at Sheetz in Pittsburgh (I-76, Exit 48)

    Adams County

    • eCAMION USA, Inc.: $652,736 for a charging station at Perkins in Gettysburg (US-30, Mile Marker 212)

    Berks County

    • Wawa, Inc.: $852,104 for a charging station at Wawa in Reading (US-422, Exit 316)

    Carbon County

    • Universal EV, LLC: $451,353 for a charging station at Hampton Inn in Lehighton (I-476, Exit 74)

    Chester County

    • CarCharge, LLC: $969,304 for a charging station at Marriot in Coatesville (US-30, Exit 293)
    • Landhope Corporation: $667,936 for a charging station at Landhope Farms in Oxford (US-1, Exit 7)
    • Wawa, Inc.: $907,508 for a charging station at Wawa in Phoenixville (US-422, Exit 347)

    Columbia County

    • $797,125 to Reliance 3, LLC for a charging station at Your Choice in Bloomsburg (I-80, Exit 232)

    Cumberland County

    • Applegreen Electric PA LLC: $750,000 for a charging station at the PA Turnpike service plaza in Newburg (I-76, Mile Marker 202)
    • Applegreen Electric PA LLC: $790,000 for a charging station at the PA Turnpike service plaza in Carlisle (I-76, Mile Marker 219)
    • Francis Energy PA, LLC: $811,077 for a charging station at McKinney Station Restaurant and Ice Cream in Newburg (I-76, Exit 201)

    Dauphin County

    • Applegreen Electric PA LLC: $650,000 for a charging station at the PA Turnpike service plaza in Middletown (I-76, Mile Marker 250)

    Delaware County

    • Wawa, Inc.: $831,803 for a charging station at Wawa in Wayne (US-30, Mile Marker 317)
    • Wawa, Inc.: $800,870 for a charging station at Wawa in Upper Darby (US-1, Mile Marker 46)
    • Wawa, Inc.: $811,434 for a charging station at Wawa in Media (US-1, Mile Marker 36)

    Fulton County

    • Tesla, Inc.: $281,934 for a charging station at 522 Pit Stop in Fort Littleton (I-76, Exit 180)

    Lancaster County

    • Francis Energy PA, LLC: $672,408 for a charging station at Sheetz in Columbia (US-30, Exit 257)
    • Lancaster Travel Places, LLC: $556,424 for a charging station at Lancaster Travel Plaza in Lancaster (US-30, Mile Marker 273)
    • TH Minit Markets, LLC: $622,333 for a charging station at Turkey Hill Minit Market in Denver (I-76, Exit 286)

    Lebanon County

    • Applegreen Electric PA LLC: $625,000 for a charging station at the PA Turnpike service plaza in Lawn (I-76, Mile Marker 259)
    • Francis Energy PA, LLC: $731,099 for a charging station at Sheetz in Palmyra (US-422, Mile Marker 276)

    Lycoming County

    • Sheetz, Inc.: $737,106 for a charging station at Sheetz in Muncy (I-180, Exit 13)
    • Wawa, Inc.: $794,350 for a charging station at Wawa in Williamsport (I-180, Exit 28)

    Mercer County

    • Francis Energy PA, LLC: $704,968 for a charging station at Shell in Mercer (I-80, Exit 15)

    Philadelphia County

    • Philadelphia Parking Authority: $815,120 for a charging station in Philadelphia (US-30, Mile Marker 331)

    Somerset County

    • Tesla, Inc.: $281,694 for a charging station at Wendy’s in Somerset (I-76, Exit 110)
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    PennDOT NEVI Round 1B: Active Projects​ by County

    Allegheny County

    • Giant Eagle, Inc.: $601,284 for a charging station at Giant Eagle in Pittsburgh (I-376, Exit 74)

    Beaver County

    • Giant Eagle, Inc.: $627,038 for a charging station at GetGo in Monaca (I-376, Exit 39)
    ​Bedford County
    • Francis Energy PA, LLC.: $705,195 for a charging station at Pizza Hut in Breezewood (I-70, Exit 147)

    Berks County

    • Sai Hamburg, LLC: $945,555 for a charging station at Square One Markets in Hamburg (I-78, Exit 29)
    ​Bucks County
    • Wawa, Inc.: $820,154 for a charging station at Wawa in Quakertown (I-476, Exit 44)

    Carbon County

    • Raceway Management Company, Inc.: $688,109 for a charging station at Burger King in White Haven (I-496, Exit 95)

    Erie County

    • Francis Energy PA, LLC: $786,408 for a charging station at Comfort Suites in Edinboro (I-79, Exit 166)

    Union County

    • Universal EV LLC: $638,656 for a charging station at Kavkaz Restaurant in Loganton (I-80, Exit 192)

    Washington County

    • Spark Community Investment Company, LLC: $641,076 for a charging station at GetGo in Washington (I-70, Exit 17)

    PennDOT NEVI Charging Station Usage

    The following tables display PennDOT NEVI-funded charging station usage data for the most recent calendar quarter and total cumulative usage data. This data is updated about one month after the end of each calendar quarter.

    2nd Quarter 2025 PennDOT NEVI Usage Information
    4/1/25 to 6/30/25

    EV Charging Sessions

    Electricity Dispensed

    Estimated CO2 Emissions Reduced

    11,911

    488,816 kWh

    688,466 Pounds

     

    Cumulative PennDOT NEVI Usage Information
    12/21/23 to 6/30/25

    EV Charging Sessions

    Electricity Dispensed

    Estimated CO2 Emissions Reduced

    27,760

    1,110,758 kWh

    1,564,431 Pounds

    NEVI Charging Station Operational Data for Third-Party Software Developers

    Third-party software developers may refer to this file for instructions on accessing real-time data for operational NEVI-funded charging stations in Pennsylvania.