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Blink Charging has announced the availability of funding for electric vehicle charging infrastructure in unincorporated areas of San Diego County. Eligible locations can apply for up to 5,000 dollars per Level 2 charger and up to 75,000 dollars per DC Fast Charger.
Applications for this funding close on October 23, 2026. The initiative aims to support wider EV adoption and infrastructure development in the region.
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Blink Charging has previously promoted rebate funding for Tennessee multifamily property owners installing Level 2 electric vehicle charging stations, according to a recent report. The company also secured new awards to deploy NEVI-compliant fast chargers in Fort Collins and Colorado Springs under a Colorado state program, as detailed here. These projects reflect Blink Charging’s continued expansion of EV infrastructure initiatives across multiple regions.