Businesses and other entities that will own and operate fast-charging sites (4+ ports at 150 kW+) in Colorado can apply for per-port incentives from a roughly $14M round closing Nov 13, 2026.
DCFC Plazas funds high-speed EV charging sites in communities and along highway corridors. Sites need at least four ports delivering at least 150 kW each, and incentives are paid per charging port, varying by location. About $14 million is expected for the current round, with a match of up to 80%, and businesses may apply. The round opened September 28, 2026 and closes November 13, 2026 at 5:00 PM MT.
Businesses & industry, government & public institutions, tribal governments and entities, non-profits
Minimum of four charging ports, each delivering at least 150 kW
Must be submitted by a direct representative of the organization that will own and operate the stations
Enhanced incentives for priority locations and battery storage
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