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Community Charge | Sonoma Clean Power Financial & Key Documents Get up to 15 free EV chargers for your workplace, multi-family housing, or fleet. Sonoma Clean Power offers the Community Charge program to bring more electric vehicle (EV) charging to Sonoma and Mendocino counties.
Through this program, eligible organizations can receive up to 4 free EV chargers for workplace, multi-family or free public charging, or up to 15 chargers for fleet use. Funding is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis starting July 1 each year. Participants are responsible for installation costs, internet connectivity, and potential software fees.
Community Charge Benefits Receive free EV chargers to make charging more accessible for your employees, residents, or the public Support our community's transition to clean electric vehicles Participate in the SCP Rewards program to optimize charging and support grid reliability The following organizations are eligible to participate if they are a Sonoma Clean Power customer: Municipal government entities 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations Owners of commercial properties in low-income communities Owners of affordable rental housing Fill out the interest form below and we'll reach out with more information: Please Select Municipal government Non-profit Commercial property Multi-family housing Other How many EV chargers are you interested in?
How do you expect the new EV chargers will be used? Please Select Workplace Charging Multi-Family Residential Charging Public Charging Fleet Charging Please review the Community Charge Participation Agreement and Terms & Conditions .
If approved, SCP will send you a digital version of the participation agreement to sign Once you accept delivery of your EV chargers, you will work with an electrician to get them installed Enroll your chargers in GridSavvy Rewards within 4 months and keep them operational and connected for at least five years. Questions? Contact us at (707) 978-3463 or energysolutions@sonomacleanpower.
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