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EV charging in Stony Brook, New York

The federal register lists 21 charging locations in and around Stony Brook, offering 45 ports between them. None of them currently report DC fast charging, so plan for Level 2 speeds. That is the 45th highest count in New York.

Charging locations
21
Total ports
45
DC fast share
0.0%

Overview

The federal register lists 21 charging locations in and around Stony Brook, NY, with 45 ports in total.

Only 0.0% of ports here are DC fast. Most of the capacity is Level 2, which suits workplaces, hotels and apartment parking rather than a quick stop mid-journey.

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

Charging networks

ChargePoint 20
95%
Not part of a network 1
5%

Connector availability

how many sites list each connector
J1772 AC 21
95%
NEMA 5-20 AC 1
5%

Charging locations

Site Network Ports DC fast Access
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation - Stony Brook Not part of a network 5 Private
Stony Brook Unv Aertc 1 ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv Ess ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv Arena 1 ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv Lake Drive ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv Life Sciences ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv Tabler ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv Stadium ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv Admin 2 ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv Engineering ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv Aertc 2 ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv Arena 2 ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv Admin 1 ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv M&h 6 ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv M&h 5 ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv M&h 4 ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv M&h 3 ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv M&h 2 ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv M&h 1 ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv Idc 2 ChargePoint 2 Public
Stony Brook Unv Idc 1 ChargePoint 2 Public

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.