Go Electric Fleet Charging Program

• Proof of B.C. business license
• WorkSafe BC number
• Proof of fleet vehicles registered to your organization in B.C.
• Quote for the work to be completed
• Approval letter issued by FBC

Who is eligible?

• B.C. registered companies
• Non-profit organizations
• Public entities
• For some program components, provincial, regional, or municipal governments or their departments or agencies
• For some program components, electricity or gas utilities, industry associations, research associations, Indigenous and community groups, and academic institutions

Who is not eligible

• Home-based businesses are not eligible for this program
• Crown corporations and Government ministries are ineligible for some program components
• Federal government fleets are ineligible for some program components

Eligible expenses

• Purchase and installation of eligible, new Level 2 charging equipment
• Purchase and installation of eligible DCFC charging stations
• Telematics tools for up to 12 months
• ZEV suitability assessment using data collected from telematics tools
• Engineering design services, new panels and breakers, new transformer, wiring and conduit additions, upgrades to utility service, and EV energy management system hardware and installation

Ineligible Costs and Activities

• Installation of non-EV charging infrastructure
• Administration such as communication between property management and residents, copy or documentation fees
• Painting of parking area
• Taxes paid on charging station, labour, etc.
• Charging infrastructure already required under regulation, building codes, or other programs

Eligible geographic areas

• British Columbia
• Fortis BC electrical service territory for fleet assessments, ZEV infrastructure assessments, and electrical infrastructure upgrades

• Use the online application form to apply for the funding option.
• Applicants for charging infrastructure, fleet assessments, facility assessments, and electrical infrastructure upgrades must apply for pre-approval.
• After completion of the relevant work or assessment, pre-approved applicants must apply for the financial rebate using the same form they used for pre-approval.

• Fraser Basin Council (FBC) will review the application after the stated requirements are met.
• If approved, FBC will issue an approval letter.
• For charging infrastructure, pre-approved applicants must apply for the financial rebate after installation.
• For fleet assessment and facility assessment, pre-approved applicants must submit final documentation after completion.
• For electrical infrastructure upgrades, pre-approved applicants must apply for the financial rebate after completion of the electrical work.

• Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis until the application closes.
• Applicants must disclose if they have applied for or received Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) funding from Natural Resources Canada or another ZEVIP delivery organization.
• Joint or multi-party submissions will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
• The Province continues to reserve the right to not allow stacking with any particular program.