Q: National

Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program Natural Resources Canada (NRCAN) is funding this 5-year, $280 million program to increase EV charging stations in Canada. Funding will be delivered through cost-sharing contribution agreements for eligible projects, focused on public places, on-street, multi-unit residential buildings, workplaces and light-duty vehicle fleets.

Q: British Columbia

BC Hydro & FortisBC CleanBC Go Electric BC Hydro and FortisBC work with the Government of B.C. to offer provincial rebates for the purchase and installation of Electric Vehicle chargers and infrastructure to get homes, apartment buildings and workplaces across B.C. ready for EVs. A variety of incentives are available depending on project specifics.

Question 1

National

Accepted Answer

Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program

Natural Resources Canada (NRCAN) is funding this 5-year, $280 million program to increase EV charging stations in Canada. Funding will be delivered through cost-sharing contribution agreements for eligible projects, focused on public places, on-street, multi-unit residential buildings, workplaces and light-duty vehicle fleets.

Question 2

British Columbia

Accepted Answer

BC Hydro & FortisBC CleanBC Go Electric

BC Hydro and FortisBC work with the Government of B.C. to offer provincial rebates for the purchase and installation of Electric Vehicle chargers and infrastructure to get homes, apartment buildings and workplaces across B.C. ready for EVs. A variety of incentives are available depending on project specifics.

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