OVERVIEW

MassCEC received funding through the Massachusetts Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Coordinating Council (EVICC) to deploy $38 million to advance electric vehicle charging infrastructure installation across the Commonwealth by providing funding and technical assistance to private and public entities, including municipalities, taxi and rideshare drivers, and charging station companies. 

The Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs created the EVICC in 2022 to implement an electric vehicle charging infrastructure Initial Assessment.

The EVICC Initial Assessment informed the selection of four distinct Program focus areas:

• Ride-for-Hire Vehicle Electrification Charging Solutions
• On-Street Charging Solutions
• Medium- and Heavy-Duty Charging Solutions
• Vehicles-to-Everything Demonstration Projects

Program Development Process and Timeline

Program development was further informed through a series of Notices of Intent ("NOIs"). MassCEC released NOIs to seek feedback from consultants, utilities, financing entities, community organizations, municipalities, charging station and electric vehicle service providers, taxi and ride-share drivers, and other industry stakeholders. The NOI responses received were used to in the development of the Requests for Proposals ("RFPs") for each Program. MassCEC is no longer accepting responses to the NOIs.

Contact Us

If you would like to be added to the Clean Transportation Team’s Stakeholder List, please reach out to CleanTransportation@MassCEC.com with your contact information and Program of interest. You can also subscribe to MassCEC’s Clean Transportation mailing list to be notified of future program opportunities.