Massachusetts EV Incentive Programs

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Don't Miss Out: New EV Incentive Opportunities Now Available While Funds Last

Massachusetts Electric Vehicle Incentive Program (MassEVIP)

  •  The Massachusetts Electric Vehicle Incentive Program (MassEVIP) offers grants of up to 100% of the cost of Direct Current Fast Charging (DCFC), Level 1 or Level 2 EV charging stations, capped at $50,000 per street address or per DCFC charging station whichever applies.
  • Eligible recipients include private, public, or non-profit workplaces and fleets with at least 15 on-site employees. The funding is sourced from the Massachusetts share of the Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust and is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis until funds are depleted.
  • By partnering with a professional turnkey provider such as RTE, this program will streamline your municipality's process and save time by helping you apply and install your new assets.

Breakdown of MassEVIP Funding by Vertical:

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Businesses Can Receive up to 100% off Wiring and New Rebates for EV Chargers

Eversource: Electric Vehicle Charger Rebates for Massachusetts Businesses

  • Fund up to 100% of the wiring needed for your new EV Charging Stations and get a special rebate on the chargers themselves.
  • Who qualifies: Installing EV chargers in places like public parking lots, commercial office buildings and shopping centers, as well as solutions for multi-unit residential dwellings and light-duty fleets.
  • In addition, you must also apply for all available state and federal funding you are eligible for, including the MassEVIP program.
  • If your business is located in an Environmental Justice community, you may be eligible for rebates up to 100% of the cost to purchase up to 10 EV charging ports, in addition to the EV charger infrastructure rebate. 

How the Process Works:

  1. Choose an eligible make and model of EV charger
  2. Identify a charging location
  3. Apply for the project rebate on your behalf
  4. Install electrical infrastructure and chargers
  5. Fully connect and activate chargers for use

National Grid: EV Charging at Little to No Cost

  • For Public and Workplace EV Charging Stations: The program covers up to 100%* of the electrical infrastructure expenses for installing electric vehicle charging stations, and offers rebates for approved qualifying publicly accessible stations' equipment costs and networking fees.
  • For Multi-Unit Dwelling EV Charging Stations: Properties with 5 or more units can fund up to 100% of the electrical infrastructure costs and additional rebates on charging station equipment costs.  (For 20+ unit properties, consider participating in the complimentary MUD EV-Ready Site plan)

Public & Workplace EV 

Level 2 EV Charging Station Incentives & Eligibility:

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DCFC EV Charging Station Incentives & Eligibility:

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Multi-Unit Dwelling 

Level 2 EV Charging Station Incentives & Eligibility:

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How the Process Works:

  1. Review Program Information
  2. Determine eligibility and funding requirements
  3. Charger selection & site design
  4. Submit the program application
  5. Install EV Charging Infrastructure
  6. EV Chargers are activated, customer provide documentation then National Grid administers payment to the customer.

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