ZEV program
Source: U.S. Department of Energy, California Air Resources Board and Quebec Ministry of Sustainable Development, Environment, Wildlife, and Parks.
Description: This chart shows the year of implementation of the ZEV program and number of clean transportation laws in 10 American states, as well as the year of implementation of a similar ZEV program in Quebec.
California implemented the ZEV program in 2005 and has adopted 55 other laws and incentives on clean transportation.
Massachusetts implemented the ZEV program in 2007 and has adopted 15 other laws and incentives on clean transportation.
New York and Vermont both implemented the ZEV program in 2007 and have adopted 14 other laws and incentives on clean transportation.
Connecticut implemented the ZEV program in 2008 and has adopted 21 other laws and incentives on clean transportation.
Rhode Island implemented the ZEV program in 2085 and has adopted 16 other laws and incentives on clean transportation.
Maine implemented the ZEV program in 2009 and has adopted 13 other laws and incentives on clean transportation.
New Jersey implemented the ZEV program in 2009 and has adopted 18 other laws and incentives on clean transportation.
Oregon implemented the ZEV program in 2009 and has adopted 23 other laws and incentives on clean transportation.
Maryland implemented the ZEV program in 2011 and has adopted 12 other laws and incentives on clean transportation.
Quebec implemented a ZEV framework in 2016.
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