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New incentives for high-powered chargers are coming in July 2025. Learn how to get ready for the Fast Charge California Project here.

Upcoming Rebates

The Fast Charge California Project (FCCP) is the latest CALeVIP initiative funded by the California Energy Commission and managed by the Center for Sustainable Energy. This project, launching in July 2025, will provide at least $55 million in incentives for the installation of high-power DC fast chargers at publicly accessible sites across California, supporting the state’s commitment to advancing electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure.

Fast Charge California Project (FCCP)


 DCFC incentives up to 100% of a project’s total approved costs, capped at $100,000 per charging port

 Disadvantaged communities (DACs) or low-income communities (LICs) are NOT REQUIRED, but will be prioritized

 Open statewide to all eligible sites in all four regions

 Tribal land applications will be prioritized

 Ready-to-build (Tier 1) projects only

 Application window opens in July 2025, first-come, first-served

Additional details coming soon