Light-Duty Zero-Emission Infrastructure, Electric
This program will award up to $5 million to create a more robust light-duty electric vehicle charging station network in California
Eligibility criteria and award limits
The information below summarizes the minimum requirements from the Beneficiary Mitigation Plan that was approved by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) on May 25, 2018.
Funding will be awarded via a competitive solicitation. Table 1 below provides information on funding caps, which are based on whether stations are publicly accessible and whether they are installed at a property that is government- or privately-owned. For stations that are not publicly accessible, only stations that are installed at workplaces and multi-unit dwellings are eligible.
At least 50% of the funding will be awarded to stations that are installed in areas that benefit disadvantaged and low-income communities.
Table 1: Eligible applicants and award limits
| Are stations publicly accessible? | Property Type | Maximum Funding |
|---|---|---|
| No | Workplaces and Multi-Unit Dwellings | Up to 60% of eligible costs |
| Yes | Government-owned properties | Up to 100% of eligible costs |
| Privately owned properties, including non-profits | Up to 80% of eligible costs |
Additional requirements and scoring criteria will be announced with the release of the solicitation package, which is currently under development.
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