California Opens $56.5M Incentive Program for Apartment and Condo EV Charging

This article highlights the $56.5 million committed to the fourth wave of California’s Communities in Charge incentive program, which helps fund Level 2 EV charging installations at apartment and condominium communities across the state. The program prioritizes multifamily properties, particularly those serving disadvantaged and low-income communities, demonstrating California's commitment to expanding affordable, at-home charging access for residents who have historically faced the greatest barriers to EV ownership. Read the full article here.

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