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EV charging in Ellicott City, Maryland

The federal register lists 21 charging locations in and around Ellicott City, offering 62 ports between them. Of those, 4 sites have DC fast charging. That is the 20th highest count in Maryland.

Charging locations
21
Total ports
62
DC fast share
17.7%
11 fast ports

Overview

Ellicott City, MD has 21 charging locations on the federal register, offering 62 ports between them — the 20th largest count in Maryland.

The register counts 62 ports here, 11 of them DC fast.

19 of the 21 locations are recorded as publicly accessible; the rest are restricted to residents, staff or fleet use.

Charging networks

ChargePoint 10
48%
SWTCH 4 6 fast
19%
Not part of a network 4
19%
IN Charge 1 1 fast
5%
Electrify America 1 4 fast
5%
Blink 1
5%

Connector availability

how many sites list each connector
J1772 AC 19
73%
CCS (J1772 Combo) DC fast 4
15%
CHAdeMO DC fast 3
12%

Charging locations

Site Network Ports DC fast Access
EVsmart - BGE - EC Courthouse SWTCH 10 4 Public
EVsmart - BGE - Ellicott City DC SWTCH 8 Public
EVsmart - BGE - Howard County Library SWTCH 6 2 Public
Walmart 2412 (Ellicott City, MD) Electrify America 4 4 Public
YMCA - Dancel Not part of a network 4 Public
EVsmart - BGE - Roger Carter SWTCH 4 Public
Columbia Assoc Dorsey Mr&pool ChargePoint 2 Public
Howard County Carrol Ligon ChargePoint 2 Public
Mt Villa Apts Building 5 ChargePoint 2 Public
Howard County Meadowbrk Left ChargePoint 2 Public
Howard County Meadowbrk Acc ChargePoint 2 Public
Howard County Ghb Beam EV ChargePoint 2 Public
Mt Villa Apts Building 1 ChargePoint 2 Public
Mt Villa Apts Building 4 ChargePoint 2 Public
Nissan Ellicott City Not part of a network 2 Public
Mt Villa Apts Building 3 ChargePoint 2 Public
Mt Villa Apts Building 2 ChargePoint 2 Public
Nissan Ellicott City IN Charge 1 1 Public
Nissan Ellicott City Not part of a network 1 Private
Old Town Construction Not part of a network 1 Private
Miller Brothers Cadillac Blink 1 Public

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About this data

Data comes from the Alternative Fuels Data Center's public station register. It covers publicly reported charging infrastructure; home chargers and unreported private installations do not appear. Port counts describe configured capacity, not live availability.