Electric Vehicle Workplace Charging Station Loan Program

VT Loan Program commercial local government nonprofit cooperative utilities

Administered by: Vermont Economic Development Authority

Quick Summary

This loan program helps Vermont businesses install new Level 2 EV charging stations with financing up to 80% of project costs (maximum $25,000) at fixed rates of 4% for 3-year terms or 5% for longer terms up to 5 years. To qualify, you must be a Green Mountain Power customer or customer of another utility with a similar program, have a good payment history, acceptable credit, and at least one year of business tax returns; apply online or contact VEDA at [email protected] or (802) 828-5627.

AI-generated summary • Updated 7/12/2026

Program Details

Program ID
22507
Last Updated
6/19/2025

Eligibility

Eligible Sectors
commercial local government nonprofit cooperative utilities
Eligible Technologies
level-2 electric vehicle service equipment

Program Summary

The Electric Vehicle Workplace Charing Station Loan Program is operated by the Vermont Economic Development Authority (VEDA) working in conjunction with Green Mountain Power (GMP). Electric vehicle charging stations are available for profit or not-for-profit businesses, municipalities, or individuals owning or leasing a business property to an otherwise eligible business and installing a new EV Charging station(s). These include individuals, sole proprietors, LLCs, corporations, cooperatives, not-for-profits, and municipalities. Eligible applications must be customers of GMP or another electric utility with a similar EV charging station program that is acceptable to VEDA. Eligible projects may include the purchase and installation of EV charging equipment and connection to the utility. The loan may fund up to 80% of the project cost at a max of $25,000. Interest rates will be fixed at 4% for terms of 3 years and fixed at 5% for loans with a longer term (max of up to 5 years).

Contact & Resources

Contact Email
[email protected]

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

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