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EV Jump Start Funding Lane Fact Sheet

City Council and Authorities Concurrent
July 18, 2023

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EV Jump Start Funding Lane Fact Sheet
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July 18, 2023
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$ 7 5 0 k
•Level 2 Electric Vehicle Supply
Equipment (EVSE)
•DC Fast-Charge EVSE
•Charge Management Software
•Switchgears
•Electrical Panel Upgrades
•Wiring and Conduit
•Meters
Small business as recognized by the California State
Legislative Code, Section 14837.

Certified Minority Business Enterprise, Woman-
Owned Small Business, Veteran-Owned Small
Business, or LGBT-Owned Small Business.

Transit agencies located in or that have at least
50% of fleet operations in a designated
Disadvantaged Community (according to
CalEnviroScreen 4.0).

School Districts in a designated Disadvantaged
Community (according to CalEnviroScreen 4.0).

Low-Income Community (as defined by AB 1550).

Tribal entity
Non-profit organizations

Commercial fleet users that meet one or more of the
criteria below are eligible for MD/HD infrastructure
incentives through the EV Jump Start funding lane:

Electric Vehicle (EV) Jump Start Funding Lane
Commercial fleet users that meet one or more of the
eligibility criteria listed under EV Jump Start may apply under EnergIIZE's other three funding lanes and may be
eligible for a unique incentive structure (up to $750k per EV project and up to $3M per hydrogen project) defined
under EV Jump Start.

For more information, please review the Implementation
Manual on EnergIIZE.org.

EnergIIZE and EV Jump Start
Increased Incentives for
Eligible Applicants

Eligibility
EV Fast Track EV Public Charging Hydrogen EV Jump Start [email protected] (877) ENR-GIZEEnergIIZE.org Contact Us
Revised December 2021
How to Apply
Visit the EnergIIZE
website at EnergIIZE.org
for a list of upcoming
workshops, videos, and
resources to help with
the application process.

Navigate to the
Infrastructure Readiness
Center through EnergIIZE.org
to view the Implementation
Manual, and other documents
required to submit an
application.

Check the EnergIIZE
website to see when the
application window opens
and begin uploading
required documents with
your application.

Submit your application
through the EnergIIZE
website during the EV
Jump Start application
window.

Get in Touch Get Support Get Started Submit your Application Submit your application during the EV Jump Start application window. 1 (877) 367-4493
EnergIIZE Commercial Vehicles (Energy Infrastructure
Incentives for Zero- Emission Commercial Vehicles) is the nation's first commercial vehicle fleet infrastructure
incentive project. Funded by the California Energy
Commission’s Clean Transportation Program and
implemented by CALSTART, EnergIIZE provides incentives
for zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) infrastructure equipment for medium- and heavy-duty (MD/HD) battery electric and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles operated and domiciled in
California.

EV Jump Start is one of four funding lanes under EnergIIZE.

The application process is competitive and applications are scored on criteria demonstrating project readiness, cost effectiveness and community benefit. Commercial
fleet users interested in deploying electric charging
infrastructure for MD/HD electric vehicles may be eligible for up to $750k of funding per project.

What is Covered
EV Equipment
Make Ready
75% of Eligible Equipment
and Software Costs

$750,000
Project Cap

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