State grants for shared charging stations are available to multi-dwelling unit properties through the MassEVIP Program. Our EV Specialist team is available to assist you with the application process. Contact them at ev@concordma.gov.
CMLP is carrying out two pilot programs in order to:
- help apartment buildings and condominium associations install charging infrastructure;
- help CMLP better understand how we can help; and
- create real life examples of how EV charging is done at multi-dwelling unit properties with different parking area types.
CMLP selected three multi-dwelling units with 5 or more living units to participate in the pilot program. CMLP provided free engineering services to lay out infrastructure plans that can be installed over time to meet growing EV charging needs, and financial incentives to help cover installation costs for the first phase. Infrastructure plans were completed in 2020. In 2021, some participants are moving ahead with the installation of EV charging infrastructure.
CMLP may offer a successor program to the EV Ready Pilot Program, once more information is available about infrastructure installation and EV adoption at pilot program properties. Information about a successor program to the EV Ready Pilot Program will be posted here if it becomes available.
CMLP owns and operates a shared EV charging station that it installed at Concord Greene for use by residents. CMLP is currently monitoring usage of the station in order to determine if it is financially feasible for CMLP to offer the Shared Charger Program to other multi-dwelling unit properties.