Webinars

The State and Alternative Fuel Provider Fleet Program offers webinars to help fleet personnel understand compliance reporting tools and Energy Policy Act (EPAct) requirements.

Credits for Investments: Annual Reporting Webinar (2026)

This webinar discusses how covered fleets may earn credits for investments in alternative fuel infrastructure, alternative fuel non-road equipment, and emerging technology vehicles. This is one strategy that fleets participating in Standard Compliance may use to meet their annual compliance requirements.

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Introduction to EPAct Annual Reporting Webinar (2025)

The webinar covers the basics of the State and Alternative Fuel Provider Fleet Program, discusses how to earn credits toward compliance, introduces the reporting tool platform, and shares reporting best practices. This webinar is highly recommended to help new points of contact understand strategies for Program compliance and reporting.

Find step-by-step instructions in the User Guide.

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2024 EPAct Annual Reporting Webinar

This webinar reviewed compliance methods (Standard Compliance and Alternative Compliance) with an emphasis on reporting. It included a live walk through of the Standard Compliance Reporting Tool.

Find step-by-step instructions in the User Guide.

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Using the Standard Compliance Annual Reporting Tool: Overview and Refresher

This webinar provides an overview and refresher on using the Standard Compliance Annual Reporting Tool.

Find step-by-step instructions in the User Guide.

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Final Rule on Electric Drive Vehicles and Infrastructure

The EISA Section 133 Electric Drive Vehicle and Infrastructure Final Rule allocates credits for certain electric drive vehicles and investments in infrastructure, equipment, and emerging technologies under the Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA).

Learn more in the fact sheet and final rule.

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