Webinar Sept. 13: EV charging infrastructure incentives program - $64 million available
The Washington State Electric Vehicle Charging Program will offer $64 million in incentives to install charging infrastructure throughout the state. The program goal has set a goal to have 40% of available funding for installations in overburdened and vulnerable communities.
Eligible EV charging project types are installing Level 2 or DC Fast Charging (DCFC) for:
- Multi-family residential charging
- Publicly-available charging in underserved communities
- Fleet depot and workplace charging
Applications for funding will be open Sept. 6 through Dec. 1, 2023.
Eligible lead applicants:
- Electric utilities
- Public agencies
- Federally recognized Tribal governments
- Non-profit 501(c)(3) organizations
Lead applicants are encouraged to partner with each other and the private sector, including charging companies or site hosts.
Funding cycles:
The first of two funding cycles will be offered in 2023-2025. An additional $60 million is expected in 2024-2025.
$64 million is available in this round:
- Level 2: $7,500 per plug
- DCFC: $85,000 per plug
Project period
Recipients should expect to complete Level 2 projects within 270 days, and DCFC projects within 580 days.
Projects that include priority elements may qualify for additional points. More information is in program guidelines. To learn more, we encourage you to attend an informational webinar.
Webinars
Two informational webinars are planned. Learn about the application process, scoring criteria and get answers to any questions about the program.
REGISTER for?webinar #1:?Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1:30 - 3 p.m.
Questions?
Please contact us at [email protected], (509) 715-3076
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