Go Electric BC Fleet Charging Program video transcript
[Describer] A fleet of electric cars, pickup trucks and vans charge in front of a First Nation government office.
[Narrator] Are you looking to electrify your fleet and invest in charging infrastructure?
[Describer] The CleanBC Go Electric logo appears underneath words that read:
[SUPER] Fleet Charging Program
[Narrator] The CleanBC Go Electric Fleet Charging Program offers rebates and advisory services to help make the transition to zero-emission fleets more affordable and accessible.
[Describer] Funding appears for icons of charging infrastructure and electric fleets.
[Narrator] The fleet charging program has four rebate offers to help electrify your fleet: charging stations, fleet assessments, infrastructure assessments, and electrical infrastructure upgrades.
[Describer] A South Asian woman appears by charging stations and a price tag, which fills halfway.
[Narrator] For Level 2 and Level 3 charging stations, rebates can cover up to 50 percent of purchase and installation costs.
[Describer] A First Nation man appears and the price tag fills three quarters full.
[Narrator] And Indigenous organizations are eligible to access rebates to cover up to 75 percent of costs.
[Describer] A clipboard with a FortisBC logo checks off all four programs: charging stations, fleet assessments, infrastructure assessments and electrical infrastructure upgrades.
[Narrator] Organizations that receive electricity from FortisBC are eligible for all four rebate offers through the Fleet Charging Program.
[Describer] A BC Hydro logo appears. Only the charging stations program is checked off.
[Narrator] BC Hydro electricity customers can obtain rebates for EV chargers through this program
[Describer] Checkmarks also appear beside fleet assessments, infrastructure assessments and electrical infrastructure upgrades. Words appear:
[SUPER] BC Hydro Fleet Electrification Program
[Narrator] and they can receive support for assessments and infrastructure upgrades through the BC Hydro Fleet Electrification Program.
[Describer] A fleet of short-haul trucks charge at a warehouse. A South Asian businesswoman smiles.
[Narrator] The Go Electric Fleet Charging Program is open to businesses, non-profits, local governments,
[Describer] A fleet of electric cars, pickup trucks and vans charge in front of a First Nation government office. A First Nation Man smiles.
[Narrator] First Nations communities, and Indigenous organizations.
[Describer] A map of British Columbia, a document and a fleet of school busses appear.
[Narrator] Applicants must be based in B.C., operate as a registered legal entity, and have registered fleet vehicles.
[Describer] Electric cars charge at a parking lot in a bustling city.
[Narrator] Switching to zero-emission vehicles means saving money, cleaner air, better health,
[Describer] An electric car charges at a peaceful highway rest stop.
[Narrator] and meaningful progress toward a low-carbon future.
[Describer] Money is distributed to a lineup of people. A pricetag appears and is checked off.
[Narrator] Rebates are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are awarded after purchase.
[Describer] A Caucasian phone call taker appears with a clock that shows 40 hours.
[Narrator] To guide you through the process, Plug-In BC also offers up to 40 hours of free advice.
[Describer] A laptop appears with the url:
[SUPER] Plug-In-B-C-dot-C-A-slash-Go-dash-Electric-dash-Fleets
[Narrator] Ready to take your fleet electric? Visit Plug-In-B-C-dot-C-A-slash-Go-dash-Electric-dash-Fleets to learn more and begin your application today.
[SUPER] Delivered by PlugInBC.
[Describer] The CleanBC Go Electric logo appears with the url:
[SUPER] Go-Electric-B-C-dot-G-O-V-dot-B-C-dot-C-A
