DC Fast Charging Infrastructure Program DC Fast Charging Infrastructure Program In Phase 2 of the program, $7.1 million in Volkswagen funds are allocated to the DC Fast Infrastructure Program. This program is divided into two separate programs: the DC Fast Priority Corridors Program is designed to continue the expansion of the state's zero emission vehicle fast charging infrastructure network along designated priority corridors, while the DC Fast Existing Site Upgrades Program is designed to replace old obsolete DC Fast chargers and add capacity to existing DC Fast charging sites that meet program requirements. DC Fast Infrastructure Program Timeline RFP Release RFP opens Applications due DC Fast Priority Corridors Program February 14, 2022 May 18, 2022 DC Fast Existing Site Upgrades April 11, 2022 July 11, 2022 Summary of DC Fast Charging Infrastructure Program Program Eligible Action Category Program Funding Amount DC Fast Priority Corridors Program Light Duty Zero Emission Vehicle Supply Equipment $4,997,424 DC Fast Existing Site Upgrades Program $2,141,753 Total: $7,139,177 Eligibility Organizations that own or operate a host site in an eligible location may submit proposal applications for DC Fast ZEV Charging Program. Eligible applicants include: Incorporated nonprofits Public school districts Municipal governments and municipal authorities NC State government agencies NC Tribal government agencies Metropolitan or rural planning organizations located in North Carolina Businesses – corporations, partnerships, sole proprietorships, limited liability companies, business trusts or other legal business entities incorporated in or registered with the NC Department of the Secretary of State Air quality or transportation organizations Federal government agencies located in North Carolina Join our mailing list To be notified for future Phase 2 announcements, please send an email with "Subscribe" in the subject line to daq.nc_vwgrants@ncdenr.gov. DC Fast Infrastructure Programs Learn more about the Phase 2 DC Fast Infrastructure Programs DC Fast Priority Corridors Program DC Fast Existing Sites Upgrades Program
DC Fast Charging Infrastructure Program DC Fast Charging Infrastructure Program In Phase 2 of the program, $7.1 million in Volkswagen funds are allocated to the DC Fast Infrastructure Program. This program is divided into two separate programs: the DC Fast Priority Corridors Program is designed to continue the expansion of the state's zero emission vehicle fast charging infrastructure network along designated priority corridors, while the DC Fast Existing Site Upgrades Program is designed to replace old obsolete DC Fast chargers and add capacity to existing DC Fast charging sites that meet program requirements. DC Fast Infrastructure Program Timeline RFP Release RFP opens Applications due DC Fast Priority Corridors Program February 14, 2022 May 18, 2022 DC Fast Existing Site Upgrades April 11, 2022 July 11, 2022 Summary of DC Fast Charging Infrastructure Program Program Eligible Action Category Program Funding Amount DC Fast Priority Corridors Program Light Duty Zero Emission Vehicle Supply Equipment $4,997,424 DC Fast Existing Site Upgrades Program $2,141,753 Total: $7,139,177 Eligibility Organizations that own or operate a host site in an eligible location may submit proposal applications for DC Fast ZEV Charging Program. Eligible applicants include: Incorporated nonprofits Public school districts Municipal governments and municipal authorities NC State government agencies NC Tribal government agencies Metropolitan or rural planning organizations located in North Carolina Businesses – corporations, partnerships, sole proprietorships, limited liability companies, business trusts or other legal business entities incorporated in or registered with the NC Department of the Secretary of State Air quality or transportation organizations Federal government agencies located in North Carolina Join our mailing list To be notified for future Phase 2 announcements, please send an email with "Subscribe" in the subject line to daq.nc_vwgrants@ncdenr.gov. DC Fast Infrastructure Programs Learn more about the Phase 2 DC Fast Infrastructure Programs DC Fast Priority Corridors Program DC Fast Existing Sites Upgrades Program
