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Go Electric charging and hydrogen fuelling programs

Last updated on June 22, 2026

Go Electric charging and hydrogen fuelling programs offer support for:

EV fleet planning

Fleet Charging Program

Fleets can get financial and technical support to transition to zero-emission vehicles.

Supports

  • Telematics tools
  • Fleet assessment
  • Fleet advisor service

Rebates

  • Fleet planning
  • Electrical upgrades
  • EV charging stations

Program open

Learn more and apply

EV charging where you live and work

Home and Workplace Charging Program

We've partnered with BC Hydro and FortisBC to provide these rebates.

We're making it easier to buy and install EV charging stations in:

  • Homes
  • Multi-unit residential buildings
  • Workplaces

We're also supporting multi-unit residential buildings getting ready for EVs. Get support to develop and implement building-wide EV Ready plans.

Program open

Learn more and apply

Public fast charging

Public Charger Program

The Public Charger Program supports public EV charging station projects across B.C.

We're creating access to more public EV charging stations for passenger and commercial vehicle use.

Intake closed

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Public EV charging stations we've funded

Charger types:

  • Level 3 direct current fast charger (DCFC)
  • Level 2

Public charging stations we funded
Location Project site Chargers funded
Lantzville Snaw-Naw-As Market, 50 Snaw-Naw-As Rd
  • Two DCFC
  • Two Level 2
Port Coquitlam EJTC Training Centre, 1405 Broadway St
  • One DCFC
Chilliwack Victoria Ave Parking Lot, 46006 Victoria Ave
  • Two DCFC
  • Two Level 2
Kelowna Chevron, 1890 Harvey Ave
  • Two DCFC
Delta Elite Auto Spa, 9215 120 St
  • Two DCFC
Victoria Bay Street Parking Lot, 95 Bay St
  • Two DCFC
Hope On the Run, 587 Old Hope Princeton Way
  • One DCFC
McLeod Lake Tse'khene Food and Fuel, 1 Carp Lake Road
  • Two DCFC
Victoria Finest at Sea Market, 27 Erie St
  • One DCFC
Chilliwack Cottonwood Centre, 45585 Luckakuck Way
  • Two DCFC
Deroche Leq’á:mel Esso, 200 – 41350 Lougheed Highway
  • Two DCFC
Vernon Civic Memorial Park, 3008 39th Avenue
  • One DCFC
  • One Level 2
Vanderhoof Vanderhoof Museum, 478 1st St
  • Two Level 2
Langley Township On the Run, 23182 72 Ave
  • Three DCFC
Cherryville Frank's General Store, 1193 BC Hwy 6
  • Two DCFC
Central Kootenay Farquier Ferry, BC Hwy 6
  • Two DCFC
Victoria Crystal Pool and Fitness Centre, 2275 Quadra St
  • Two DCFC
Stewart Meziadin Junction, 15652 Stewart-Cassiar Hwy
  • One DCFC
Abbotsford Paz Fuels, 27988 Fraser Hwy
  • Four DCFC
Terrace Circle K, 2988 BC Hwy 16
  • One DCFC
Tsaxana Mowahchaht-Muchalaht First Nation, 100 Ouwatin Road
  • Two Level 2
Prince George Prince George Ford, 1331 Central Street W
  • Three DCFC
  • Three Level 2
Nanoose Bay Fairwinds Landing, 3521 Dolphin Drive
  • Two Level 2
Terrace Terrace Totem Ford, 4631 Keith Ave
  • One DCFC
  • Two Level 2
Iskut Kluachon Grocery Store and Café, Iskut Rd
  • One DCFC
  • One Level 2
Victoria Canadian Tire - View Royal, 1519 Admirals Rd
  • Two DCFC
Nanoose Bay Fairwinds Golf Club, 3730 Fairwinds Drive
  • Two Level 2
Britannia Beach Britannia Beach, 101 Copper Dr
  • Three DCFC
  • Two Level 2
Courtenay Courtenay Country Market, 5352 Island Highway N
  • Two DCFC
Campbell River Quinsam Crossing Shell, 150 Brant Dr
  • Three DCFC
Tofino Tin Wis Resort, 1119 Pacific Rim Hwy
  • Four DCFC
Kitimat Circle K, 1065 Lahakas Blvd N
  • Two DCFC
Victoria Street charging stations, 1300 Yates St
  • Four DCFC
Victoria Street charging stations, 1508 Coldharbour Rd
  • Two DCFC
Victoria Street charging stations, 335 Waterfront Cres
  • Four DCFC
New Westminster Underground parking lot, 274 Nelson's Ct
  • One DCFC
  • Three Level 2 
Northern Rockies Liard Hot Springs Lodge and RV Park, 497 Alaska Hwy (Hwy 97)
  • Two DCFC
Kitimat-Stikine Bell 2 Lodge, 249 Hwy 37
  • Two DCFC
Northern Rockies Tetsa River Lodge, Mile 375 Alaska Hwy (Hwy 97)
  • Two DCFC
Peace River Azouzetta Lake Lodge, 125 John Hart Hwy (Hwy 97)
  • One DCFC
  • Two Level 2
Pink Mountain Buffalo Inn, 23701 Hwy 97
  • Two DCFC
Tatla Lake Polywog Rest Area, Chilcotin-Bella Coola Hwy
  • Two DCFC
Lower Post Off-grid charging site, Alaska Hwy (Hwy 97)
  • Two DCFC
Masset Vancouver Island Regional Library, 1700 Hodges Ave
  • One Level 2

Project applicants include:

  • BC Hydro
  • BC LTD 1100433
  • City of Chilliwack
  • City of Vernon
  • City of Victoria
  • Cottonwood Centre
  • District of Vanderhoof
  • Electrical Joint Training Committee Society
  • Elite Auto Spa
  • Finest at Sea
  • FLO
  • FW Enterprises Ltd.
  • Iskut Band Development Corporation
  • Leq’á:mel Development Limited Partnership
  • Mac’s Convenience Store Inc.
  • MacDonald Communities Limited
  • Meziadin Junction Limited Partnership
  • Mowahchaht-Muchalaht First Nation
  • Nanoose Economic Development Corporation
  • Parkland Corporation
  • Paz Fuels Ltd.
  • Prince George Ford
  • Terrace Totem Holdings Ltd.
  • The Brewery District Building 7 Limited Partnership
  • Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation Economic Development Corporation
  • Vancouver Island Regional Library
  • We Wai Kai Nation

B.C.'s Electric Highway

In September 2024 we completed our "electric highway". It's a network of 155 public EV fast-charging stations. The charging stations are along all highways and major roadways in B.C. and 150 km or less apart. They connect EV drivers to fast-charging networks in Yukon and beyond.

Completing our electric highway fulfilled a key commitment of the CleanBC Roadmap to 2030. This network supports getting more zero-emission vehicles on the road in B.C. It was possible through our partnerships with:

  • The hydrogen industry
  • BC Hydro
  • FortisBC
  • Local governments
  • Industry
  • Academic institutions

Explore B.C.'s Electric Highway (PDF, 242.6KB)

Hydrogen fuelling

Hydrogen Fuelling Infrastructure Program

The Hydrogen Fuelling Infrastructure Program provides funding for hydrogen fuelling stations in B.C. Program intake is closed.

This program is administered by the Canadian Hydrogen Association

Reducing barriers for new hydrogen fuelling stations

We funded a guidebook to support the development and permitting of hydrogen fuelling station projects.

Hydrogen Station Permitting Guidebook for B.C. (PDF, 2.5MB)

Federal funding

The Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) is an alternative to Go Electric charging and hydrogen fuelling programs. ZEVIP funding can't be combined with Go Electric charging infrastructure programs.

Learn more about ZEVIP