The California Energy Commission has initiated a $55 million incentive program to promote the construction of fast electric vehicle chargers across public and business sites. The Fast Charge California Project aims to bridge gaps in charging infrastructure to alleviate consumer concerns about the availability of charging stations. Businesses such as convenience stores and gas stations are encouraged to apply for incentives, with priority for sites in disadvantaged and low-income communities. Chargers that can provide 80% of charge within 45 minutes qualify, with applications accepted until October 29.
The California Energy Commission has launched a $55 million incentive program aimed at expanding fast charger construction for electric vehicles at public and business sites across the state.
Surveys indicate that potential EV buyers express concern over insufficient nearby charging stations, highlighting a significant barrier to electric vehicle adoption.
The Fast Charge California Project, part of CALeVIP, seeks to attract businesses to install fast-charging infrastructure, improving accessibility for electric vehicle users.
Incentives up to $100,000 are available, targeting high-traffic locations with an emphasis on serving tribal areas and low-income communities.
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