The CleanBC Go Electric Fleet Charging Program is a sub-program of the CleanBC Go Electric Program and is intended to support Provincial action on climate change and reduce transportation greenhouse gas emissions.

Funded by the Ministry of Energy and Climate Solutions (ECS) and administered by Fraser Basin Council Society (FBC), the program supports fleets in British Columbia in their efforts toward deploying zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) infrastructure by offering technical and financial support through:

• Training
• Zero-Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Fleet Advisor
• Charging Infrastructure Rebates (Level 2 and DCFC Charging Stations)
• *Financial Support for Fleet Assessments
• *Financial Support for ZEV Infrastructure Assessment
• *Financial Support for Electrical Infrastructure Upgrades

*These offerings are available to Fortis BC customers only. Fleets that receive electrical service from BC Hydro can access these rebates through BC Hydro’s Fleet Electrification Program. Applicants that receive electrical service from FortisBC continue to apply through Plug In BC.

Fleets that receive electrical service from BC Hydro can access the following program components through BC Hydro’s Fleet Electrification program. Applicants that receive electrical service from FortisBC continue to apply through Plug In BC.

Eligibility

This Program is open to B.C. registered companies, non-profit organizations, and public entities.

The Go Electric Fleet Charging Program offerings are restricted to fleets that are based in British Columbia.

To be considered eligible for the financial incentives offered through this program, a company must:

• Be located in B.C.;
• Be a B.C. based business with valid operating license; and
• Have corporate fleet vehicles registered in B.C.

Stacking with Other Programs

Applicants to the Go Electric Fleet Charging program must abide by the following stacking policies:

• It is not permitted to stack rebates with other fleet electrification rebate offers that receive Provincial funding, including BC Hydro EV fleet planning and infrastructure incentives. The only exception is that organizations who receive fleet planning and infrastructure incentives from BC Hydro can access these rebates along with charging infrastructure rebates from the Go Electric Fleet Charging Program.
• Applicants must disclose if they have applied for or received Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) funding from Natural Resources Canada or another ZEVIP delivery organization.
• Funding from other levels of government may be stacked providing that total funding shall not exceed seventy-five percent (75%) of total project costs. Funding limits for Indigenous organizations shall not exceed ninety percent (90%) of total project costs.
• Funding from private entities may be stacked providing that total funding does not exceed one-hundred percent (100%) of total project costs.
• ECS continues to reserve the right to not allow stacking with any particular program.

Respectful communications and Zero-Tolerance Policy

Plug In BC takes all incidents of abusive, aggressive, or violent treatment against our staff very seriously. Our staff will always treat our clients with utmost respect. In turn, our staff have the right to a safe and respectful work environment.

Plug In BC has a Zero Tolerance policy against abusive, aggressive, or violent behaviour. This policy extends to any interaction with a staff member whether in-person, on the phone, via letter, e-mail, or through our website.

Unacceptable behaviour includes:

• verbal abuse or the use of disrespectful language towards our staff
• persistent or unrealistic demands that cause stress to staff
• racist and sexist comments
• breach of personal boundaries
• physical aggression towards any staff

A breach of the Zero Tolerance policy will lead to termination of services.