Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure — Delivery Organizations
Canada
Funding to address lack of charging stations
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- grant_single|openingDateMay 02, 2023
- grant_single|closingDateDecember 27, 2023
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Grant and Funding
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- Public administration
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- Government of Canada
- Natural Resources Canada (NRCAN)
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Get financial support of up to $5 million for your project that will help meet the growing needs of zero emission vehicles by increasing the availability of localized charging and hydrogen refuelling opportunities in Canada.
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The eligible geographical areas for this grant are determined by the locations and operations of the funding bodies listed as delivery organizations. These entities primarily function across Canada, reflecting regional and provincial focuses.
- Ville de Montréal
- Outaouais region
- Ontario and Regional Tourism Organization (RT07) area
- British Columbia, via BC Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation
- Québec, represented by Propulsion Quebec
- Province of Alberta through the Alberta Municipalities and Municipal Climate Change Action Centre
- New Brunswick, via NB Power
- Newfoundland and Labrador, via Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro
- Nova Scotia, through Clean Nova Scotia Foundation
- Manitoba, specifically for motor dealers
- Saskatchewan, through Saskatchewan Power Corporation
- Prince Edward Island, by the Government of PEI
- Northwest Territories, by the Government of NWT
- Ontario, by Alectra Utilities
- Ottawa area, by Hydro Ottawa
- Indigenous Clean Energy Social Enterprise, likely Canada-wide
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$600,000
Introduction of 8 public EV charging stations's business district
$720,000
Deployment of 12 EV chargers for a vehicle fleet
$500,000
Installation of 7 public EV chargers on-street
$500,000
Installation of 10 public electric vehicle chargers
$750,000
Deployment of 15 workplace EV chargers
$400,000
Creation of 5 EV charging stations in a multi-unit residential building
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Eligible recipients under the ZEVIP for delivery organizations program include entities meeting the following criteria:
- Initial Recipients must be provincial, territorial, regional, or municipal governments, their institutions, agencies, and Crown corporations (including public utilities), or not-for-profit organizations validly incorporated or registered in Canada.
- Ultimate Recipients must be legal entities validly incorporated or registered in Canada or abroad, which can include not-for-profit and for-profit organizations such as companies, condo boards, Indigenous businesses or communities, public institutions, and provincial, territorial, regional, or municipal governments or their departments or agencies.
- Federal organizations such as federal departments, federal Crown corporations, or federal agencies are not eligible recipients under the program.
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Eligible applicants for the Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) Delivery Organizations include provincial, territorial, regional, or municipal governments along with their institutions, agencies, and Crown corporations (including public utilities), and not-for-profit organizations that are validly incorporated or registered in Canada. These organizations can act as Initial Recipients to further distribute funds to Ultimate Recipients.
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The ZEVIP for Delivery Organizations excludes specific entities from eligibility based on their governmental status. These restrictions focus on ensuring the program supports a diverse range of local and regional entities.
- Federal departments.
- Federal Crown corporations.
- Federal agencies.
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The Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) provides funding to delivery organizations to enable the installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. This initiative aims to enhance accessibility to EV charging stations across various environments in Canada.
- Installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure in public places.
- Development of EV charging stations on-street.
- Implementation of charging facilities in multi-unit residential buildings.
- Establishment of EV charging points at workplaces.
- Support for on-road vehicle fleets with charging infrastructure solutions.
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The grant covers specific expenses directly related to the installation and deployment of electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
- Costs associated with the purchase and installation of electric vehicle charging stations.
- Expenses for upgrading electrical infrastructure to accommodate charging stations.
- Professional services such as engineering and design required for installation.
- Project management costs directly linked to the deployment of infrastructure.
- Permitting and inspection fees related to the installation sites.
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The evaluation and selection criteria for the Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program for delivery organizations are as follows:
- Alignment with program objectives and priorities
- Demonstrated need for EV infrastructure
- Project feasibility and sustainability
- Benefits to the community and environment
- Cross-sector collaboration and partnerships
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Step 1: Check Eligibility
- Determine if you qualify as an Initial Recipient or Ultimate Recipient under the ZEVIP for delivery organizations program.
- Consult the applicant guide for specific eligibility criteria and technical requirements.
- Gather all necessary documents and information required for the application process.
- Complete the application form with accurate and detailed information.
- Follow the instructions provided for submitting the application to the designated delivery organization.
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For applicants interested in the Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program for delivery organizations, here's what you should know:
- Currently, the application process for Initial Recipients is closed due to oversubscription.
- A program calendar is available for future updates on application openings.
- In case of questions or to request detailed guidelines, contacting the relevant email address provided is recommended.
Apply to this program
Empowering Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Development
The Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) is dedicated to supporting the development and expansion of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across Canada. The initiative funds organizations to facilitate the creation of more localized and regional EV charging solutions, driving towards a sustainable future.
Diving into the Program's Goals and Operational Structure
The Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) stands as a pivotal initiative managed by Natural Resources Canada, aimed at accelerating the transition to zero-emission vehicles through strategic funding allocated towards the development of EV charging infrastructure. This program is particularly focused on enhancing accessibility to EV charging stations in varied settings, including public places, residential complexes with multiple units, workplaces, and across fleet operations on Canadian roads.
Structured to leverage the expertise and presence of diverse delivery organizations across the country, ZEVIP employs a third-party delivery approach. This model designates selected organizations as "Initial Recipients," who are entrusted with the further distribution of funds to "Ultimate Recipients." Through this cascading funding mechanism, the program successfully supports smaller-scale projects, typically under the $100,000 mark, allowing for more granular development of EV infrastructure that reflects the specific needs of local communities.
Initial Recipients are primarily constituted of a wide array of eligible organizations such as provincial, territorial, municipal governments, and duly registered not-for-profit agencies within Canada. These bodies hold the fiduciary responsibility to allocate received funds to Ultimate Recipients, including condominium boards, indigenous communities, and various other eligible legal entities, who carry out the on-ground implementation of EV infrastructure growth projects.
The strategic intent behind ZEVIP extends beyond mere financial support; it is about fostering a nationwide culture supporting sustainable transportation solutions by enhancing the infrastructure necessary for zero-emission vehicles to thrive. Each supported project within the program is subject to rigorous evaluation focusing on innovation, feasibility, and potential environmental impact, ensuring that public funds channel into endeavors which significantly contribute to Canada's climate objectives and technological advancement goals.
Despite its current temporary closure to new Initial Recipient applications due to overwhelming demand, ZEVIP continues to influence the EV infrastructure landscape actively. Current projects backed by ZEVIP are guided under existing agreements with numerous delivery organizations, ranging from regional tourism bodies and energy-focused non-profits to significant utility providers and municipal governments spread across provinces. These organizations take on the mantle of deploying ZEVIP funds effectively, addressing localized needs and tailoring projects to optimize the environmental and economic benefits offered by EV technology.
As part of its continual development plan, stakeholders and prospective applicants are encouraged to stay informed through ZEVIP's program calendar, which offers updates on the reopening of application windows and any changes in program structure or focus. This forward-looking engagement aims to democratically distribute the benefits and responsibilities of transitioning to a greener transportation ecosystem across Canada.
In conclusion, ZEVIP plays a critical role in enhancing the availability and reliability of EV charging stations throughout Canada, thereby promoting the wider adoption of zero-emission vehicles. By strategically dispersing funds and fostering public-private partnerships, the program supports Canada's ambitious environmental policies and commits to a sustainable, clean future in transportation.
