Apply - Vermont EV Charging

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Help grow electric vehicle chargers and electric transportation across Vermont.

This grant, made possible by the Department of Housing and Community Development, is here to help you cover almost all the cost to install EV chargers for the employees of your business or residents of your multi-unit dwelling.

If you are in the early stages of planning an EV charging installation and need support, please complete the pre-application to the best of your ability and we will help you receive the technical assistance you need.

This is an ongoing, statewide grant and some counties have reached their maximum available funding. Funding is available for workplace employee or multi-unit residence EV charging in: Addison, Bennington, Caledonia, Essex, Franklin, Grand Isle, Lamoille, Orange, Orleans, Rutland, and Windsor counties and is limited, so please apply now.

Requirements and Funding Amounts

If you are women or minority owned, you will have a 0% match.
If you are a non-profit, government agency or multiunit dwellings with 50% or more affordable housing units, you will have a 5% applicant match.
If you are a for-profit organization, or a multiunit dwelling with 51% or more market rate units, you will have a 10% applicant match.

Workplace Requirements

Multiunit Requirements

Public Attraction Requirements

Pre-Application Form

Please note that this is a preliminary application and that submission of this form does not guarantee grant funding will be awarded. You will receive a confirmation email from info@chargevermont.com with next steps.

If you have multiple locations for EVSE, please submit one form for each location.

Interest in Vermont EV Charging

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Contact Information

Primary Contact First and Last Name*

First Last

Mailing Address

Street Address*

Town*

State*

ZIP Code*

Phone*

Email*

Charger Installation & Location

Type of Entity*

If you fall into multiple categories, just choose one for now. Please note that workplace funding is for employee EV charging and is not available to fund EV chargers for workplace patrons or visitors.

Name of Business, Multiunit Dwelling or Public Space*

Site Street Address*

Site Street Address 2

Town*

County*

State*

ZIP Code*

Is This for a Non-profit/Government Agency?*

Women and/or Minority Owned?*

Learn more about definitions for women and minority ownership.

Your Electric Utility

Electric Utility*

How do I know my electric provider?

GMP Account Number*

This would be the first 10 digits of the account number on your utility bill.

Charging Ports

Learn more about the difference between Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 (DCFC) chargers.

Number of Level 1 Charging Ports*

Number of Level 2 Charging Ports*

Number of Level 3 (DCFC) Charging Ports*

Distance from existing DCFC charger*

Use this map to determine distance.

Do You Need Technical Assistance*

Yes

Have You Chosen Hardware?*

Yes

Have You Chosen an Installer?*

Yes

If not, find a qualified installer

Is Your Design/Estimate Complete?*

Yes

Applicant Type*

Name of Installer*

Level 1 & 2 Project Description*

Level 3 DCFC Project Description*

If your application includes DCFC Level 3 chargers, please provide the following information if available: 1) How the locations meet the definition of a public attraction. If there is no public attraction in your area, please explain how the location supports public EV charging. 2) Any existing EVSE chargers at the site (Level 1 or 2)? 3) Current project status and any foreseeable challenges and how they will be addressed.

Phone

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Vermont EV Chargers is a program for customers of all electric utilities in Vermont, funded by the State of Vermont and administered by Green Mountain Power.