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Plugging In Oregon: Community Charging Rebates Program by Brittney Breen
Oregon's Community Charging Rebates (CCR) program aims to enhance EV charging infrastructure in rural and disadvantaged areas to attract visitors while reducing installation costs for Level 2 charging stations. The program offers rebates ranging from $4,250 to $5,500 per port, with a focus on multi-family housing and public parking, and reserves 70% of funding for priority communities. Applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis, with eligible entities including businesses, non-profits, and government organizations.
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- 1. Plugging In Oregon: CommunityCharging Rebates Program Photo @Dylan VanWeelden
- 2. Purpose Photo @Dylan VanWeelden TheCCR program is intended to kick start EV charging infrastructure in rural and disadvantaged communities across Oregon. The goal is to increase EV infrastructure, while mutually benefiting local communities with increased visitors. While customers are charging, they often have time to site see and shop!
- 3. ODOT’s Community ChargingRebates (CCR) program Targets EV charging in communities throughout Oregon Aims to reduce the installation, maintenance, and purchasing costs of Level 2 EV charging stations at strategic locations, particularly multi-family housing and public parking sites. Timeline Funding released in rounds. Round 1 closed on October 6th, 2023. Investments reimbursed through rebates $4,250 - $5,500 per port, up to 75% of eligible costs. Centers equity 70% of funds reserved for projects in disadvantaged and rural communities. Companion outreach and education program will focus efforts in these priority communities. Rebates will be reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.
- 4. Budget Breakdown Applicants arewelcome to apply for rebates in multiple rounds! *A single entity cannot receive more than $150,000 in rebates per round.
- 5. Priority Type Locator •The interactive map will allow applicants to type in their address. • Applicants will receive a location-based answer confirming if the location is in a priority or non priority community. • The map is currently being updated for Round 2.
- 6. Program Rebate Amounts ProjectType Charger Type Maximum Rebate per Port (Min. 2 port/site) Publicly accessible parking, including right- of-way parking Level 2 $4,250 per port, up to 75% of eligible project costs Multi-family housing (can be private) Level 2 $5,500 per port, up to 75% of eligible project costs Multi-family housing (can be private) Level 1 $750
- 7. Eligible Applicants To applyfor a rebate under the Program, eligible applicants must: 1. Be a business, non-profit organization, or state, local or Tribal government entity. a. Businesses and nonprofits must be licensed to do business in Oregon 1. Be the Site Owner of an eligible location or their Authorized Agent with a site verification in place Parks Public Libraries Restaurants Schools *Visit the “Ideal Site Host Locations” document on the CCR website for more examples. Recreation Areas Shopping Centers
- 8. ∙ EV chargingequipment ∙ EV charging equipment installation costs, including labor and materials ∙ Planning and engineering design costs ∙ Electric service upgrades, including stub outs, transformer, electric panels, utility service order ∙ Project signage ∙ Site lighting ∙ ADA compliance (curb cuts, path of travel, striping, etc) ∙ Network agreement with network provider (up to 3 years, if paid in advance) ∙ Maintenance contract, including a parts warranty and service level agreement (up to 5 years, if paid in advance) Eligible Costs By Zaptec, Unsplash
- 10. Applicant compiles paperwork Applicant completes and submits Part 1of application ODOT reserves the funding, and the applicant has 270 days Applicant installs equipment, compiles paperwork, completes and submits Part 2 of application within 270 days Pre-Installation Application Flow ODOT approves and makes payment Applicant receives payment ODOT finds application illegible or incomplete and notifies applicant Applicant submits missing documents within required time frame START END
- 11. Within 90 daysof installation, applicant compiles paperwork,completes and submits Part 1 and 2 of application Post-Installation Application Flow ODOT approves and makes payment Applicant receives payment ODOT finds application illegible or incomplete and notifies applicant Applicant submits missing documents within required time frame END START
- 12. Electric Vehicle AdoptionLeadership Launched October 2023
- 13. 13 EVAL certification distinguishesbusinesses for the sustainable actions they make.
- 14. 14 Certification Includes: 14 Understanding employeee-mobility needs Initiating planning and evaluation for the workplace charging program Incentivizing the adoption of e-mobility Expanding access to EV charging stations Showcasing sustainability leadership through innovative and regional programs Employee Engagement Planning & Evaluation Mobility Incentives EV Charging Innovation
- 15. Questions? Visit the CommunityCharging Rebate program website at https://www.oregon.gov/odot/climate/Pages/communitychargingrebates.aspx and the EVAL Certification at https://www.evalcertification.org/ Stay Updated: @OregonDOT @ForthMobility Contact us: Forth CCR Team ODOTchargingrebates@forthmobility.org ODOT CCR Team CommunityChargingRebates@ODOT.Oregon.gov Forth EVAL Team EVAL@Forthmobility.org