December 15, 2025

Deadline extended: Washington Electric Vehicle Charging Program Round 2 RFA 

Application deadline extended to Dec. 30, 2025

Commerce has extended the Washington Electric Vehicle Charging Program Round 2 RFA application deadline to Dec. 30. 

Washington remains under a statewide emergency declaration and many communities continue to respond to ongoing flooding and other related emergencies. Many potential applicants may not be able to complete applications. 

WAEVCP 2 will award at least $19.4 million for EV charger installation. It is funded by Washington’s Climate Commitment Act and authorized in the 2025-2027 capital budget.

• Request for Applications Documents
• Full RFA document
• Exhibits A-H in Word and PDF formats
• Questions and answers
• Grant application and mapping tool

Applications will be accepted until 4 p.m. Dec. 30. 

View the funding opportunity

Apply by 4 p.m. Dec. 30, 2025

If you have questions, check the RFA and the Q&A materials and refer to suggested resources. If you still can’t find an answer, email [email protected].

WAEVCP Round 2 is funded by Washington’s Climate Commitment Act and authorized in the 2025-2027 capital budget.

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