Go Electric offers increased rebates for Indigenous businesses and communities in B.C., as well as support for community-led EV awareness and education projects.
B.C. Indigenous communities and businesses can get rebates of up to 75% of the costs to purchase and install charging equipment at their homes or workplaces. Visit your electricity service provider’s website for more information and to apply for a charger rebate.
Thinking of applying for EV charger rebates for a multi-unit residential building or a workplace? Indigenous organizations can get up to 5 hours of free advice. EV charging advisors can guide you through the process of setting up EV charging stations at your building.
Funding for up to 90% of project costs (to a maximum of $130,000) per station is available for Indigenous-owned Direct Current Fast Charger (DCFC) stations
Indigenous communities and businesses are eligible for increased rebates for some Fleet Charging Program offers:
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Program offers | Percentage of rebate | Maximum rebate amount |
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For fleet assessments and business case development* | 75% of costs | $50,000 |
EV infrastructure assessment* | 75% of costs | $5,000 |
EV infrastructure work* | 75% of costs | $25,000 |
Level 2 charging station purchase and installations | 75% of costs | $4,000 |
Fast charging stations | 75% of costs | $65,000 |
Fast charging stations for medium and heavy-duty ZEVs | 75% of costs | $115,000 |
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Program offers | Amount |
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For fleet assessments and business case development* | 75% of costs |
EV infrastructure assessment* | 75% of costs |
EV infrastructure work* | 75% of costs |
Level 2 charging station purchase and installations | 75% of costs |
Fast charging stations | 75% of costs |
Fast charging stations for medium and heavy-duty ZEVs | 75% of costs |
Program offers | Amount |
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For fleet assessments and business case development* | $50,000 |
EV infrastructure assessment* | $5,000 |
EV infrastructure work* | $25,000 |
Level 2 charging station purchase and installations | $4,000 |
Fast charging stations | $65,000 |
Fast charging stations for medium and heavy-duty ZEVs | $115,000 |
The Emotive Community Outreach Incentive Program (COIP) offers support and funding to Indigenous communities and local governments to deliver local Emotive EV awareness campaigns. Projects the COIP supports can include:
The COIP prioritizes projects that promote EV awareness within Indigenous communities.