CT Grant Program

VW Settlement Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Grants

Administered by Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection

AI summary · 7/12/2026

This program has closed as of September 2022 and is no longer accepting applications for electric vehicle charging equipment grants. Connecticut's Department of Energy and Environmental Protection previously offered funding through the VW Settlement Trust for Level 2 and DC fast charging installation, but no new rounds are currently open to homeowners.

The EVSE grant round for charging equipment closed in September 2022, so this program is not currently available for new projects. Contractors should monitor DEEP's website or contact DEEP.mobilesources@ct.gov for any future reopening of commercial electric vehicle charging infrastructure funding.

Connecticut received $55.7 million total from the VW Settlement Environmental Mitigation Trust; the EVSE program was one component of this allocation. Round 1 of the Light Duty Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Program closed September 30, 2022, with applications for Level 2 and DC fast charging equipment at commercial sites. The program is currently inactive, with no new application periods announced, though staff should refer applicants to current Diesel Emissions Mitigation Program rounds (including the 2026 Round 4 deadline of June 11, 2026) or direct inquiries to DEEP.mobilesources@ct.gov.

Program details

Program ID
22162
Last updated
6/3/2025

Eligibility

Sectors
commercial
Technologies
level-2 electric vehicle service equipment direct current fast charging equipment

Incentive amount

$55,721,170

Program summary

Note: The most recent EVSE round closed in September 2022.

Connecticut's Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) is eligible to administer $55,721,170 from the Volkswagen (VW) Settlement's Environmental Mitigation Trust. Part of the funding from this trust is used for the VW Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Grant Program.

Contact & resources

Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.

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