National Grid EV Charging Program

• Workplace—National Grid funds up to 50% of the make-ready infrastructure costs for Level 2 approved projects.

• Multifamily— National Grid covers the service upgrade and funds up to 100% of make-ready infrastructure and offers an EVSE rebate up to $2,000/port for approved projects.

• Public—National Grid funds up to 50% of the make-ready infrastructure costs for Level 2 or up to $40,000 per port for DCFC approved projects. You could also receive up to 50% on the cost of eligible Level 2 EVSE hardware.

• Fleet—National Grid funds up to 100% of the make-ready infrastructure costs for Level 2 and DCFC approved projects. You could also receive up to 50% or $2,000 for eligible Level 2 EVSE hardware and up to 50% or $80,000 for eligible DCFC EVSE hardware.

• Municipality—National Grid funds up to 50% of make-ready infrastructure costs for Level 2 approved projects, up to 50% of the cost for eligible Level 2 EVSE hardware, with an additional rebate of $480 per port a year for eligible Level 2 network costs.

**Customers in EJ communities may qualify for up to 100% funding of infrastructure and equipment costs. To verify if your property location is in an EJ community visit: Massachusetts 2020 Environmental Justice Populations

To be eligible to receive incentives through the National Grid EV Charging Program, you must be a National Grid, non-residential, Massachusetts electric customer.

*Please refer to the National Grid Program website for the full list of eligibility qualifications for the programs.

Multifamily Properties such as, apartment buildings and condominiums. Workplace properties, Fleet, Public Charging Locations and EJ Communities.

** Level 2 Chargers applying for MASSeVIP funding must first get approval for that program before response of approval amount from National Grid.