Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure

Transportation as we know it is evolving, and alternative fuels are rapidly revolutionizing the way we think of powering our vehicles. Electricity and hydrogen provide opportunities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase resilience. Governments and private industries also have ambitious goals to reshape the transportation ecosystem.

Kimley-Horn understands how the market is changing and the questions that come with these changes. When you’re in search of a zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) consultant who can help develop custom electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure across suppliers or help you transition fleets away from fossil fuels to alternative power, Kimley-Horn has got you covered.

Driving Sustainable Infrastructure

Kimley-Horn’s planners, engineers, and landscape architects come together to create an industry-leading, full-service ZEV consultancy. We have local knowledge backed by a national practice and offer a broad range of ZEV services, such as:

Developing policies to support ZEV adoption
Creating EV charger deployment plans and fueling infrastructure siting
Transitioning fleets to ZEVs
Designing EV charging and hydrogen fueling infrastructure sites
Identifying grants and providing application support to help win government funding

With more than a decade of diverse ZEV experience, Kimley-Horn will be your strategic partner, assisting you in developing ambitious strategies combined with realistic plans to achieve your clean energy vision.

ZEV Consulting You Can Trust

Kimley-Horn has planned, designed, and/or permitted thousands of EV charging stations nationwide and has supported hydrogen fueling infrastructure deployments throughout the US. Our specialists serve clients of all sizes across the public and private sectors, from supporting small municipalities with their fleet transition strategies to supporting nationwide infrastructure deployments. With this experience, we can help you explore your options for types of charging and fueling infrastructure, identify the best locations, and determine how many chargers will meet your needs.