The Fast Charge California Project, part of the California Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Project (CALeVIP), will open a new $55-million funding window in July 2025 to support the installation of DC fast charging stations at businesses and publicly accessible locations across the state.
The new funds will cover up to 100% of the costs to deploy ready-to-build EV fast chargers, up to $55,000 or $100,000 per charging port, depending on the power level.
Applications for the Fast Charge California Project will be open to EV charging service providers and others representing locations such as convenience stores, gas stations, retail centers, parking lots, hotels and additional sites. Priority will be given to chargers in tribal, disadvantaged and low-income communities.
Charging projects must be ready to build and have the utility design and required permits before applying for funds.
“We’re excited that the Fast Charge California Project will prioritize not only fast chargers but ready-to-build projects in communities that need them the most,” said Hannon Rasool, Director of the CEC Fuels and Transportation Division.
Source: The California Energy Commission
