Pollution Probe Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Support Program: Applicant Guide

Pollution Probe Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Support Program: Applicant Guide 1 Program Background, Eligibility and Application Process 1.1 Description and Objective of the Program The purpose of this program is to accelerate the transition to zero-emission transportation in Canada by providing funding to eligible applicants to support the purchase and installation of electric vehicle (EV). [...] The program will pay up to 50% of total project costs, up to maximum amounts as shown in the following table: Table 1: Maximum Funding by Technology Type Type of Charger Technology Requirement Maximum Maximum Funding Funding for Indigenous businesses and communities Level 2 Any EV charger is commercially available and Up to 50% of Up to 75% of total connectors (208 CSA, ULC, UL or Interlink certif. [...] It is the applicant’s responsibility to retain the proof of the time that the application package was sent to Pollution Probe. [...] • All funding (cash and in-kind) identified by the applicant and its partners and collaborators in the proposal is expected to be available for commitment at the time of the signing of the Funding Agreement by duly authorized representatives of the project applicant and its partners and collaborators. [...] • It understands and acknowledges that should the project be accepted for co-funding from the Program no liability and no commitment or obligation exists on the part of Pollution Probe to make a financial contribution to the project until a written funding agreement is signed by both parties, the project is completed in adherence with all mandatory criteria in this guide, and, furthermore, that an.