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Commercial and Fleet EV Charging Programs

At National Grid, we’re proud to serve as our customers’ trusted advisor and partner on the path to expanding clean transportation in Massachusetts. Our commitment includes accelerating EV adoption, assisting our customers with resources and funding, supporting environmental justice communities, working to expand charging accessibility, and supporting fleet electrification.

The Programs

New and expanded offerings are now live! Visit ngrid.com/evhub-ma to view current residential customer offerings.

 

Partner with us to install EV charging stations at little or no cost.

Charging Station Site Hosts

National Grid's EV Charging Station Program will fund up to 100%* of the electrical infrastructure costs associated with installing electric vehicle charging stations and provides rebates on charging station equipment costs and networking fees for approved qualifying publicly accessible stations.

When you add EV charging stations, you're not just providing customers, employees, and tenants with convenience and connectivity; you're demonstrating your sustainability commitment to the entire community.

Let’s get started.

Step 1. Learn about the Program by reading the Program Brochure.

Step 2. Review the Qualified Equipment List. Please note there is a new requirement for the Qualified Equipment list, which is the Massachusetts Appliance Standard for EVSE. Details can be found here. Also, please check the Environmental Justice Community Eligibility Map to see if your project qualifies for additional funding.

Step 3. Review the Additional Funding Sources Requirements. For information on what additional funding sources are available, review the Additional Resources section.

Step 4. Review Application Requirements.

Step 5.  Have questions before you get started? Contact us and we can answer your questions or connect with one of our EV Charging Station Installers, who can walk you through the application process and discuss your EV project construction. 

TO BEGIN: APPLY NOW

Vendors experienced and interested with charging station assessments and installations, please email us at EVNationalGrid@nationalgrid.com.

 

Partner with us to install EV charging stations as an amenity for your tenants at little or no cost.

National Grid’s Multi-Unit Dwelling (MUD) EV Charging Program helps property owners and developers install EV charging stations at properties with 5 or more units by providing up to 100% funding of the electrical infrastructure costs and additional rebates on charging station equipment costs.

Let’s get started.

Step 1. Learn about the Program by reading the Program Brochure.

Step 2. Determine which Charging Stations to use for your project. Please note there is a new requirement for the Qualified Equipment list, which is the Massachusetts Appliance Standard for EVSE. Details can be found here. While charging station networking is not required to receive rebates, if you want to be eligible for Networking Stipends, the selected charging stations must be on the Qualified Equipment List. Also, please check the Environmental Justice Community Eligibility Map to see if your project qualifies for additional funding.

Step 3. Review the Additional Funding Sources Requirements. For information on what additional funding sources are available, review the Additional Resources section.

Step 4. Review Application Requirements.

Step 5.  Have questions before you get started? Contact us and we can answer your questions or connect with one of our EV Charging Station Installers, who can walk you through the application process and discuss your EV project construction. 

TO BEGIN: APPLY NOW

Contact us at EVNationalGrid@nationalgrid.com.

MUD EV-Ready Site Plans:

Supports property owners of MUDs with 20+ residential units in developing an EV-Ready Site Plan for the infrastructure, EV charging station equipment, and management practices required to provide EV charging to residents. 

Plans to include:

  • Proposed project sizing
  • Cost estimates
  • Evaluations of existing electrical infrastructure
  • Operational and financial impacts of the installation
  • Discussion of EV Load Management Systems if needed due to capacity constraints

 

Up to 100% of the cost of the report will be funded by this offering. 

Additional details coming soon. To be notified of program launch please join the waitlist.

JOIN WAITLIST

 

Partner with us to install EV charging stations for your fleet at little or no cost.

National Grid’s Fleet programs work to support our customers as they move to electrify their light-duty and medium/heavy-duty vehicle fleets in a cost-effective, efficient, and sustainable manner.

The Fleet EV Charging Program provides up to 100% funding of electrical infrastructure costs for all fleet customers, and additional rebates on charging station equipment costs for public fleets.

Let’s get started.

Step 1. Learn about the Program by reading the Program Brochure.

Step 2. Review the Qualified Equipment List. Please note there is a new requirement for the Qualified Equipment list, which is the Massachusetts Appliance Standard for EVSE. Details can be found here. Also, please check the Environmental Justice Community Eligibility Map to see if your project qualifies for additional funding.

Step 3. Review the Additional Funding Sources Requirements. For information on what additional funding sources are available, review the Additional Resources section.

Step 4. Review Application Requirements.

Step 5.  Have questions before you get started? Contact us and we can answer your questions or connect with one of our EV Charging Station Installers, who can walk you through the application process and discuss your EV project construction. 

TO BEGIN: APPLY NOW

Fleet Advisory Services

National Grid is offering no-cost Fleet Advisory Services to publicly owned fleets. The program assists public fleets with comprehensive advisory services to navigate the complex journey to vehicle electrification, create fleet electrification plans, and estimate total cost of ownership savings.

Public fleet customers include:

  • Public Transit Agencies
  • School Buses
  • Municipalities
  • Federal or State fleets
  • Public Universities

Preference will be given to eligible fleets that serve or operate in Environmental Justice Communities.

National Grid is partnering with ICF to offer Fleet Advisory Services. Please visit the Program website to enroll.

Fleet EV Off-Peak Charging Program

The Fleet EV Off-Peak Charging Program allows customers to earn rebates when charging commercial EVs during designated off-peak times.

The program is available to all fleets, including private and government-owned commercial vehicles.

Additional details coming soon.

 

The Demand Charge Alternative Program will support customers in reducing their operating costs of EV charges by providing a tiered load factor-based discount on their demand charges.

Additional details coming soon.

 

Co-located storage incentives will be available to commercial customers to enable public DCFC deployment in high value areas where there are capacity limitations.

Additional details coming soon.

 

Additional Funding Resources

Additional funding sources, complementing National Grid incentives, are currently available from the following organizations. Be sure to review the additional funding sources requirements.

MassEVIP - for public, workplace, multi-unit dwelling, educational campus, and fleet charging projects

More information is available at:

 

Massachusetts MOR-EV Vehicle Rebates - for residential and commercial customers

More information is available at:

 

Federal Tax Rebates and Credits­ - for residential and commercial customers

More information is available at:

 

Federal Charging and Fueling Infrastructure (CFI) discretionary grant program - available to states, localities, Tribes, territories, and public authorities

More information is available at:

 

Fleet Resources

Massachusetts Clean Energy Center’s (MA CEC) Mass Fleet Advisor Program

Because private fleet operators are not eligible for National Grid’s Fleet Advisory Services, they may be able to participate in the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center’s (MA CEC) Mass Fleet Advisor program. This program provides fleets guidance and preparation before applying to National Grid’s Fleet EV Charging Station program. Details and application materials are available here: https://www.massfleetadvisor.org/.

Environmental Justice Community Resources 

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

 

Other Resources

What programs are available to recognize companies that are leading the transition to clean transportation in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts?

MassEVolves is a public/private partnership aimed at recognizing companies. Please visit https://www.massevolves.org/ for more information.