Reviewed September 2026.
Massachusetts EV charging programs can help eligible projects, but older funding totals should not be treated as money currently available for your site.
Choose the correct program
Use the MassEVIP program directory to distinguish workplace and fleet charging from public access, multi-unit dwelling, and other programs.
Verify the approval sequence
Ask the administrator which commitments, purchases, and installation activities require advance approval. Confirm current funding availability, eligible expenses, documentation, and operating obligations before placing an order.
Budget for the complete installation
Equipment is only part of the project. Review electrical capacity, construction, network fees, maintenance, and any costs excluded from an award. Confirm how other assistance interacts with the proposed funding.
Develop the site plan
For charger selection, electrical infrastructure, and ongoing operation, read our business EV charging planning guide.
Request an assessment with BD Electrical & Solar. Tell us about your property, existing equipment, and priorities so we can define the appropriate scope.