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Efficiency Maine is offering $2.3 million in public EV charging grants. XLynk™ is already approved. Your project could be next. If you own or manage a multifamily building, commercial property, or public-facing facility in Maine, a significant funding opportunity is now open — and the window to apply is limited. Efficiency Maine’s RFP EM-008-2026 is making $2.3 million available to install and operate public Level 2 EV chargers. With EV adoption accelerating across the state, properties with reliable charging infrastructure are becoming a genuine competitive advantage — and now there’s substantial public funding to help you build it. The grant covers up to 80% of total eligible project costs , with reimbursement of up to $12,000 per networked Level 2 port. Here’s what that means in practice: Residents and tenants are increasingly arriving with EVs — and making leasing decisions based on charging access. For multifamily and commercial property owners, this grant is a chance to install infrastructure that serves your tenants, enhances your property’s value, and meets growing market demand at a fraction of the cost.