91ÉçÇø is now using , providing a convenient option for electric vehicle charging on campus. The University has established guidelines for the use of commercial EV charging stations to promote safe, fair, and equitable access for the campus community.
Locations
Active EV charging stalls are available in the following locations:
- Lot G1 near the Welcome Center (2 stations, 4 ports)
- Lot J3 at the Innovative Technology Campus (3 stations, 6 ports)
- Parking Garage Lower Level (1 station, 2 ports)
Please note: Access to the parking garage requires a permit or payment of the hourly rate of $1.50.
Operational rules
Vehicles parked in designated EV charging stalls must be connected to the charging hardware and actively receiving power. Drivers must move their vehicle promptly after charging is complete. Vehicles that remain beyond the 30-minute grace period will be charged an overstay fee of $0.08 per minute.
Payment and fees
91ÉçÇø utilizes a fee-for-service model to recover utility, equipment, maintenance, and network management costs. Payments must be processed through the or via direct credit card processing at the station. Sales tax will be charged when applicable.
- Current Electricity rate: $0.35 per kWh
- Overstay fees: $0.08 per minute
Vehicles remaining in a stall after the expiration of the 30-minute post-charging grace period from 7: 30 a.m. to midnight will be assessed an Overstay Fee billed automatically via ChargePoint.
Please note: ChargePoint is the merchant of record so any concerns about the incorrect charges should be directed to .
Electric Vehicle Charging Policy
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a time limit?
No. A vehicle needs to be plugged in and actively charging to occupy the stall.
How long does it take to charge?
The chargers deliver up to 6.2 kWh. The amount of time it takes to charge a car fully
varies depending on the size of the car's battery and the amount needed to get to
a full charge.
Do you need a permit to park in those spaces?
No, these are not parking spaces; they are active charging stalls. Vehicles parked
in designated EV charging stalls must be connected to the charging hardware and actively
receiving power.
Can I park there without charging?
No, these are for active charging only. All others will receive a citation.
Do I have to use the ?
No, you can use a credit card at the station
Are there session fees to use a station?
Currently ChargePoint assesses a session fee to begin a charging session. This is
not a 91ÉçÇø assessed fee. Generally ChargePoint session fees are $0.25
when using the app and $0.49 when using a credit card at the station, however current
session fees are posted on the and in the .
Do I need to move my car after it’s done charging?
Drivers must relocate their vehicles promptly once charging is complete. A 30-minute
grace period is permitted following completion of active charging.
What happens if I don’t move my vehicle?
Vehicles remaining in a stall after the expiration of the 30-minute post-charging
grace period will be assessed an Overstay Fee of $0.08 per minute, billed automatically
via ChargePoint. Overstay fees are not assessed midnight – 7:30 a.m. to allow residential
students to charge overnight and not have to move their vehicles.
Who do I contact if the chargers are not working correctly?
Station outages or hardware defects must be reported immediately to Parking Services
at 607-777-2297 during normal business hours, or to Facilities Management at 607-777-2226
during non-business hours.
Who do I contact if I’m charged incorrectly or have issues with ChargePoint app?
ChargePoint is the merchant of record so concerns about billing should be directed
to at 1-888-758-4389 or through the .
Are there plans to expand EV charging to other places on campus?
Yes, the University is committed to expanding EV charging around campus and to satellite
locations. More charging stations will be added in Summer of 2027.