NEVI Build-Out Oregon
Oregon NEVI Build-Out
Every NEVI-funded charging site in Oregon, from grant award to first charge. Part of the regional NEVI tracker.
Oregon has leaned on NEVI harder than Washington because its geography demands it. The I-84 corridor through the Columbia Gorge and the high desert east of The Dalles is the longest under-served fast-charging stretch in the Pacific Northwest, and ODOT has pointed most of its early NEVI awards straight at it — Biggs Junction is under construction with a Q4 2026 target, and Boardman is funded behind it. Until those open, the Dalles-to-Pendleton gap remains the one to plan around. See our I-84 Oregon corridor guide for the current driving reality.
New to the program? Start with NEVI Explained — what the $5 billion program requires (97% uptime, four 150 kW ports minimum), why it paused and restarted in 2025, and how to tell if a station is NEVI-funded.
Oregon Sites
| Location | Corridor | Operator | Ports | Power | Status | Expected Live | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Biggs Junction, I-84 milepost 0 | I-84 | Pilot Flying J | 4 | 150 kW | construction | Q4 2026 | Source → |
| Boardman, I-84 milepost 164 | I-84 | Greenlane | 4 | 150 kW | funded | Q2 2027 | Source → |
| Lakeview, US-395 | US-395 | Pacific Power | 4 | 150 kW | funded | Q4 2027 | Source → |
Data sources and methodology
Site list sourced from state DOT NEVI program pages and FHWA grant records, cross-checked against the NREL Alternative Fuels Station Locator. Status verified monthly. Expected live dates are official estimates and regularly slip 3–12 months. For scoring methodology across the site, see how we measure. Related: Oregon EV charging hub · Q3 2026 regional status report.