Empowering airline customers’ emission reduction
The Port of Seattle manages over 200 eGSE charging stations throughout SEA International Airport in an effort to achieve the Port's Century Agenda goal of becoming one of the "greenest" airports in the nation. Over 500 ground fleet vehicles have converted from gas to electric since installation in 2012, with over 1M kWh of power charged annually.
Important Announcements
- ARR – Published Q3 2025
- Proper use of chargers/penalties for misuse
- eGSE Charger Resource page development
- Customer-assigned chargers
- Charger assignment program in progress
- Assignment source identified
- Develop online reference for customers
- Develop signage program and standards
Current Issues
- Fast Charge Cables are the responsibility of the user, and must be replaced by the user when broken or damaged.
- Prior to red-tagging the charger, inspect the Fast Charge cable.
- If the Fast Charge cable is not damaged, but the charger fails to deliver power to the vehicle's battery, contact ACC to report a damaged charger
- Email ACC: [email protected]
- Include:
- Photo of charger
- Charger Asset #
- Charger location (closest gate)
- Description of failure
Key Links:
- ARR- Customer may access SEA's rules and regulations for eGSE Charger use within the Airport Rules and Regulations
- Demarcation Diagram- Port and Customer charger System Responsibility.
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Vehicle Registration Form- All Vehicles connecting to eGSE chargers must be registered with the Port
- eGSE Charger Assignment by Gate
- In progress *EO Q3 2026
- eGSE Charger Assignment by Airline
- In progress *EO Q3 2026
