National Grid - Electric Vehicle Charging Station Make-Ready Program

November 06, 2023

Summary

National Grid's Electric Vehicle Charging Station Make-Ready Program provides funding for up to 100% of the electric infrastructure costs associated with building new electric vehicle charging stations. See project eligibility by incentive below.

Up to 100%

Publicly available DCFC projects with standardized plug types located within Disadvantaged Communities.
L2 projects at multi-unit dwellings located within Disadvantaged Communities.

Up to 90%

Publicly available L2 and DCFC projects with standardized plug types located outside of Disadvantaged Communities. Includes municipal pay-to-park and free parking locations.
Publicly available L2 and DCFC projects including proprietary plugs must have an equal number of standardized plus of an equal or greater charging capacity to the proprietary plugs (outside of Disadvantaged Communities).

Up to 50%

Non-public L2 and DCFC projects, such as workplaces with restricted access and privately-owned pay-to-park lots.
Public and non-public L2 and DCFC projects consisting only of proprietary plugs.
Public and non-pubic L2 and DCFC projects where proprietary plugs are not co-located with an equal number or greater number of standardized plugs of equal or greater charging capacity.

Program Overview

Implementing Sector:	Utility
Category:	Financial Incentive
State:	New York
Incentive Type:	Rebate Program
Web Site:	https://www.nationalgridus.com/Upstate-NY-Business/Energy-Saving-Programs/Electric-Vehicle-Charging-Station-Program#dcfc
Administrator:	National Grid
Start Date:
Eligible Renewable/Other Technologies:	Make-Ready Equipment
Incentive Amount:	Non-public locations and/or locations without standardized plugs: Up to 50% of cost Public locations with standardized plugs: Up to 90% of cost Locations in disadvantaged communities: Up to 100% of cost

Contact

Name:	Contact Us
Organization:	National Grid
Address:	P.O. Box 371476 Pittsburgh PA 15250
Phone:	(171) 864-3405

This information is sourced from DSIRE; the most comprehensive source of information on incentives and policies that support renewables and energy efficiency in the United States. Established in 1995, DSIRE is operated by the N.C. Clean Energy Technology Center at N.C. State University.