Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Make-Ready Program
Central Hudson wants to help you achieve your transportation electrification goals and reduce the upfront costs of installing electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. Our team of experts will guide you through the process and help achieve your electrification goals.
Hosting Charging at Your Business Can:
- Bring in revenue
- Attract new or retain existing customers
- Improve sustainability
- Build recognition
EV Charging, Your Way
We offer three different EV charging programs to help you electrify. You’ll need to determine the types of vehicles you intend to serve and/or which type of EV charging you want to install.
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Not sure where to start? Schedule a call with our team via our booking tool.
Level Up Your Site with Load Management
Our Load Management Program is filled up at this time and is currently not accepting new applications.
However, we encourage you to sign up to let us know if you already are a participant in one of our commercial EV charging incentive programs, or plan to be a participant. We will let you know if this program begins accepting applications.
For eligible customers, this program provides incentives up to 100% of the costs of implementing battery storage, dedicated hardware, and software to manage charging and reduce peak load.
Load management technologies can help you:
- charge faster or support more EVs at once
- lower charging costs
- reduce stress on the grid
- continue charging during an outage
Not sure if electrification or EV charging is right for your fleet’s needs?We offer free Fleet Assessment services to all light-, medium- and heavy-duty fleet operators in Central Hudson’s territory. Our team of experts can develop a multi-year procurement plan to help your business electrify. Learn More |
Resources
- Business Charging Incentives
- FAQs
- Participant Manual
- Implementation Plan
- The Joint Utilities of New York
- EJ & LMI Maps for Central Hudson Service Territory
- Load Serving Capacity Map
- Case Studies